You will want to disable Grammarly

who else learned the word cogent today

For anyone struggling, Illuminate LSAT on Youtube has a really good series on necessary assumptions which fits well into the 7Sage curriculum

I made the same mistake, but the flaw arises when E says that "on many occasions, Franklin has saved lives and on many occasions, Franklin has gone above and beyond." It's worded as two separate events., with no guaranteed overlap between the two. Meaning, he could have saved a life, but not gone above and beyond. In order to receive the award and for this answer choice to be right, he would have had to acted beyond what a reasonable officer would do AND save the life. E does not allow us to prove both of those requirements

#help after updating to Sonoma 14.5 on MacOS, the video speed can no longer be changed

#feedback it would be helpful if the answers included which group rules were used

#help on #4, why is it mix→increase and not increase→mix ?

#help can someone clarify the difference between a major premise and a minor premise, and how to differentiate between the two?