turmeric, honey, and any kind of warm milk should help! and green tea!

Oof got the flaw right but chose the wrong answer. This is the relative vs absolute flaw:

• Aspirin → helps prevent/reduce heart disease

• Heart disease is common

• Therefore → most people would be in better health if they took aspirin daily.

but what if most people don't develop heart disease, then why should they take the aspirin which is why B is right because the author fails to consider.

maybe look into the Binding Decision option at UF

C is right because Leggett's response to McBride- "shifts the perspective" by bringing in a new situation (no full-size). D is wrong because Leggett isn't saying that McBride is wrong but rather Leggett brings a different situation different than what McBride used for his/her argument. Leggett doesn't directly disagree with his claim about safety.

I might consider November if you are trying to apply this cycle which the deadline is today. But, you can still do January, it's not the ideal time but if your LSAT score is good, you should be good!

As a PSA question, needs to trigger each component of the rule and B is the only one that does that. It triggers the written, reasonable person comment and reasonably expected policy to cover comment mentioned in the principle. All of the other ac, only trigger one part of the principle hence why they are wrong.

messaged!

messaged!

At the end of the day, your score matters more than applying early. Though applying "early" is good its not the end of the world if you get a better score in November which is still a great spot to be or in January. I wouldn't take September just to take it if you haven't seen an improvement yet.

@gurpals77 Yea I felt like an idiot because I did terrible on this both timed and during BR. But when I was reviewing on BR, it made more since to me, but yea the last 6 questions I got all of them wrong. They were brutal!

@gonewiththewind Just wanted to add that there are no conclusions in this stim as for MSS are usually just facts, no arguments.

I don't see why you should remove it! A job is a job no matter what you do.

@superchillasian That's so weird, isn't LSAC supposed to be showing the format that we will see on test date?

@JulieeJuliee yea tbh I did that and it was super hard because you really can't study for that long. I am actually doing better with a full-time job than I did without.

They are so annoying gosh.

@microscopetime that's a great point, thanks for sharing!

I do! I have ADHD, so when I am reviewing, I listen to focus ADHD music on Spotify and it helps a lot.

@inky wet blanket omg so accurate, literally

proud of you!!

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Messaged you!