I just don't see what the point of the last exercise is (Drawing Valid Conclusions 3)-- it seems needlessly complicated. The concepts in and of themselves were helpful and are worth keeping in mind (if you've taken logic, they're easily graspable), but are we really going to be drawing such advanced inferences on a test we only have 35 minutes to complete per section? I'm all for drills, but I'm also of the mind that one should teach to the test, not add unnecessary stress when there's no need to fixate on it.

Definitely turning into J.Y. when I rubber-duck/blind review my answers lol. But the videos for many of the sections, especially the PSA section, are way too long and my attention span starts to wander. I do not need a 20 minute explanation on a question that is relatively straightforward and simple. Some of J.Y.'s hypotheticals and analyses are unnecessarily intricate, but I don't want to skip forward because sometimes he nests some really important points in all of that confusion. Each video should be 5-10 minutes long for practice questions, with maybe an extended video for lessons. You can still extract the same truths in a much more condensed version.