I don't like this explanation at all because even if he was the sole plumber of the town or 1 of 5 maybe there were 2 complaints like the explanation said but maybe there were 10,000 and the latter is concerning.

Didn't know what ascetic or monastic meant. I was doomed from the start.

This has been the most thorough and eloquent explanation of any of the questions that I have seen in this program.

so we know that 1) there are multiple moons from the question stem 2) a moon must orbit a planet and 3) all the moons on s4 orbit alpha.

E says at least one moon orbits alpha. ok. so saying just ONE moon orbits Alpha satisfies E. but then what about the others? we know it's plural therefore more than one moon so 2 or more. E does not account for the other moons, however many there are.

I'm not putting you down I'm telling you why the long format videos are there. Your professional yapper comment is closer to that.

If you got it right then no need to see the video, if you didn't then you need all the help he gives in 20 minutes. It's annoying but the videos are there for those who got it wrong and they're there to go in depth so you know exactly why you got it wrong. Sounds like a skill issue.

I love your username

with the exception of the word "we", the excerpt is an exact match to the stimulus part that says "learn the lessons of history" that's how I chose to go about with matching that one.

I think AP = argument parts. I clicked on syllabus and this whole section is called argument parts but I agree they need to put it somewhere here as well.

I've been feeling like I was breezing through LR until I got to this SA section and now I'm getting assaulted by the questions. Also odd that so many of the "you try" for this section are max level difficulty.

I feel like SA definitely goes against the normal way humans think and the assumptions they naturally make and I keep falling for it confusing SA for NA.

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Hello! I see them now. Sometimes they show up for videos and sometimes they don't. It might just be an issue on my end,

#feedback I've noticed that the videos so far have timestamps of when the stimulus/answer choices are being explained but this video didn't seem to have timestamps.

Hello!

I believe this is because this is a "lesson" video (such as the coral reef fish video) so it's just showing you the though process first and then is followed by the "you try" questions which are the ones that allow us to have the question preview.

Seriously I feel like my eyes have been opened. I'm glad he chose to make a business out of teaching the LSAT.