genuine question! what the heck do we do when there's jargon we do not understand?

@MayaVM I think the reason C is wrong is because there is not enough information in the stimulus to support that its impossible. Even by eliminating the effects of the factors does not mean an elimination of the factors themselves. I e=got stuck on this one too but eventually chose D because if survival depends on eggs hatching, and more eggs don't hatch then the condor as a species would not survive!

@SwagOD but not knowing how to dribble is different than klay choosing not to dribble even though he can indeed dribble.

would it be right to work bottom up? starting with the conclusion so you know which sides to place the logic translation? because I didn't flip it like he did I was so confused by my own translation.

I realized this whole time I was mistaking conclusion for summary. because we often summarize IN a conclusion. hence why I was getting previous questions wrong.

@oldguy exactly! I chose the right answer then went over the time thinking about it was the right one!

@kristinavoneill honestly! ive been getting better marks on my blind reviews and they are always the answer I second guessed myself on

Id be interested! thank you!

how do we do this in our head quickly though? during the lsat we don't have much time to write this down.

@lItunasubIl me too!!! I was even surprised!