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benpalook
11 hours ago

To give you some confidence I scored a 143 in January on my diagnostic and got a 159 last weekend. VERY much possible! You got this.

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benpalook
2 days ago

@SaniqueRowe Thank you, much appreciated!

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TLDR: a feature that recommends questions for BR but not be able to see why it was flagged. For example:

I would like to review an answer that I got right but "took double the usual amount of time on". However, at the moment if I hovered over the BR review flag it would explain why - which would insinuate that I got the answer correct and lead to me select the same answer again for the BR.

In other example, the BR recommendations also lead me to seeing "I selected the wrong answer" and then simply crossing out my incorrect answer choice and going through the other 4 options without taking the time to see why I got it wrong in the first place.

Basically, I am able to "cheat" through BR by using the recommendations and I want to avoid this by properly going through the BR recommended questions without knowing why. I know the simple answer would be self-restraint from hovering over the little "!" BR recommendation, but it would be nice to be able to turn it off.

Thanks for your help!

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benpalook
5 days ago

No - they don't allow Cleveland sports jerseys

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benpalook
Sunday, Jan 11

Not sure if this will help anyone, but the way I like to think of these is as a "battle", and you have to determine "the competition", or who you are fighting against. For example in Q3:

  • It is our nation vs the other nations - therefore you have to find the subject and what it is being tested against. Here, our nation would be tested against others. Well, how will the nation do that?

  • Simply; with a retaliatory force greater than other nations.

Not sure if this makes sense to others but I applied it to all the questions here, but the analogy works better when you talk about war and nation-states. Lol

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Saturday, Jan 10

@Jurcis I never expected to see a Drake Maye reference studying for my LSAT. This just confirmed I will score a 180 now. Thanks!

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