Took it this morning, second and final LSAT. Scored 168 in November and hoping for 172. Feel good about this test although the RC passage about omission bias was unlike any I'd ever seen before and I spent too long trying to figure it out. Good luck to everyone taking it today and tomorrow.

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#14 A) says "a new view of the situation" although it hasn't been stated or even suggested that Goodrich's argument is novel?

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Answer choice D does not allude to proportions - it states in absolute terms that babies are less likely to be born on full moon nights. Only several nights per month are full moons, so it must be that babies are less likely to be born on these few nights per month than all the other nights combined, or else it would necessarily be true that babies are born in disproportionally high numbers on full moons. I don't understand how you can just assume the answer choice is alluding to proportional likelihood when it doesn't state that at all.