This whole section needs videos. Reading all of this is exhausting.

Love this lesson. I really wish we had more videos like this that show you how to tackle other question types in the same vain.

Wow I nailed that 23 seconds faster than the target time. I didn't need to diagram it or anything. I was so sure of the answer...... Just so everyone is aware, bragging camp is going well for me. lol

FIRST!

I mean, what are the odds we see a question like this on the LSAT?

This is amazing. It helps me get rid of all the modifiers that would otherwise draw me away from the comparative argument.

I really am loving breaking this down. I do notice that sometimes I lose sight of what the actual stimulus is about. Simplifying it will help me brush through all the modifiers that make me lose track.

This is a breath of fresh air. It actually got me excited for the future. I haven't been particularly fond of the LSAT, but seeing it's practical application to the bar exam has really opened my eyes. Please more lessons like these!

Did this video need to be 17 mins long? I get understanding why wrong answers are wrong, but sometimes I feel like JY goes too deep into explaining that.

I keep getting 3/5. Really hoping things will turn around.

The answer choice is so poorly worded that most people are thrown off the scent. Whack. The way JY explains the better wording of the correct answer is what it should be. But LSAT is going to do LSAT things.

What grading would you give this question on a test? 4 out of 5? I mean you really need to parse through a lot of stimulus.