jy gave birth omg

first xd

subtly getting JY's opinions on the mongolian empire

@ParkerPope #feedback

@Kevin_Lin I think this passage has been used before in the curriculum! don't recall exactly when, but i remember hearing JY go through this one. another user identified it as from here: https://7sage.com/lesson/identifying-different-perspectives-and-tracking-author-opinion/?ss_completed_lesson=32242

"maybe you're drooling a little bit..."

first

first

BLINKERED AND BACKWARDS

me when i'm groping the dark

me when i'm pegging popcorn sales

calling billie holiday a "horny jazz singer" is crazy

that imovie-esque explosion of the argument at the end

#feedback it would be helpful if question type identifier drilling / correct diagramming drilling were available tools accessible in the main hub of 7sage rather than limited instances of exercises within the core curriculum

@DamiOyatayo you can turn that off in your settings

@KayleeMurray They're probably referring to the fact that, throughout the curriculum, whenever there was a video explanation for a problem, there was usually a summary of the premises and conclusion, understood as P -> C (premise leads to conclusion), as the most specific form of whatever rule you would be looking for in the answer choices.

"you got a thing for De Morgan?"

"i like normal buts" freaky ahh

the text here refers back to an example question stem that isn't provided...

@owenshi2012 I think this is understood through the fact that they are considered "indicators," and therefore not part of the "ideas" themselves