douglas.m.ross
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#feedback Sometimes you need to fall back on your intuitions. Once you've found your premises and your conclusion, just ask ... what is not addressed in the conclusion. In this one, the conclusion did not include anything about clear and unambiguous beliefs. THAT is what I need to find in the answer key.
From there, it makes sense that there should be a correlation between historical beliefs (which reduce judgement) and clear/unamb beliefs.
I'm trying to avoid trying to chart things out completely. You can't do that in the LSAT. SA is f*ing HARD ... sometimes it helps to just use common sense.