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Tombee64
Yesterday

Question 4 is confusing to me because new ideas could also apply to new medical advancements. So distinguishing the two was bit confusing to me 🥴

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Tombee64
Monday, Mar 30

Thank God they sterilized the letter moving around like that was disturbing (though I still appreciated the effort to animate them).

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Tombee64
Monday, Mar 30

Anyone else a little disturbed by the floating letter buzzing around? Reminds me of insects 😵‍💫. They feel unnaturally alive which is uncanny since letter should not be alive!

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Tombee64
Sunday, Mar 29

I'm doing well but taking too long per question

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Tombee64
Monday, Mar 23

Absolutely baffled how powerful this lesson is. I thought this would be somewhat helpful but dang... I didn't have scrap paper on me and got confused the second I had tried again with scrap it immediately became clear 😅.

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Tombee64
Sunday, Mar 22

I find it harder translating into logic than reading the stimulus sometimes... I think my challenges for the LSAT may rely on understanding what they're asking me to figure out. The logic itself makes sense to me just because the assassination failed doesn't mean she's going to give her speech they're may be other factors...

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Tombee64
Monday, Mar 16

@RazanTadros This helped me because I didn't think of the idea of not getting caught.

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Monday, Mar 16

@JodiChan what does it mean ?asking for a friend... The friend is me 🥲

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Tombee64
Monday, Mar 16

This lesson is so confusing to me 🥴

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Tombee64
Saturday, Mar 14

So they're functionally the same but actually different as one is pointing out a group A are in group B and all of C is in group A therefore C is in group B. The other is pointing out consequence. Rule: an action will result if X happens. X happens therefore X will be executed as a consequence.

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Tombee64
Saturday, Mar 14

When he mentioned the abstract thought I immediately thought of an arrow like conditions. 🚶🏿‍♂️→buy milk 🏪

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Tombee64
Saturday, Mar 14

This part is so hard to accept because my brain immediately refuses to accept the argument based of the falsehoods it generated. The truth is all teenage mutant turtles are ninjas. But the LSAT is rage baiting by saying nah just turtles just to trick people judging the truth.

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Tombee64
Thursday, Mar 12

@dancingqueen138 yeah I thought the same because it would be obvious that cold days would mean the home would be colder than what were used to so the comparison would have to be cold to extremely cold.

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Tombee64
Tuesday, Mar 10

@Estefany My issue is my brain is automatically comprehending what's being said so breaking it down this way has my head spinning.

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Tombee64
Sunday, Mar 8

@Ryo How much has that helped? I figured 7sage simplifies arguments in a very digestible way. How does powerscore elaborate on a lesson like this?

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Tombee64
Sunday, Mar 8

To provide a stronger argument one can say; star wars will be streaming for years while Harambe the Movie has a limited release!

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Tombee64
Sunday, Mar 8

They should of colored sub conclusion I almost thought I got it wrong ToT

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Tombee64
Thursday, Mar 5

I could break apart the second one but I was getting overwhelmed by the finance talk. I knew consequently meant there pointing to conclusions but that conclusion didn't make any sense to me so I started second guessing myself.

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Mar 4

This reading made my head spin are people doing ritualistic sacrifices to micke mouse for a fast past?

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Mar 4

@cortis wait we can post memes on here 😭 they trust us way too much 😅

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Mar 4

This is potentially dangerous but I kinda simplified the questions like the forbidden jar. I think part of the LSAT is trying to trick you with word play. If this was a normal conversation it would be the kid knew he did wrong; since he has to ask for them. He just took them without asking!

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Mar 4

I'm trying to figure out if cum laude is enough to be a splitter or just enough to qualify in general? I hope it means I'm a splitter because Lord knows I'm horrible at standardized test 😭 (it's the timed stress)

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Mar 4

My only beef with this test is the poor people filter. It's so expensive to succeed. It's not only hard work.

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