amazing job!!! props to you my friend.

reachable conclusion: officer franklin slays

yayyyyy that's amazing!!! so inspiring too thank you for sharing

can we have more explanation for questions 1 and 2?

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this was a super helpful explanation thank you! #feedback

kevin's lessons are saving my life in RC right now, got 100% on my passages

im still confused why the first premise is a causal statement and not exactly a conditional? Edit: oh no wait i get it now LLOLLL

shallow dipped the heck out of this

I have a huge problem with focus and i agree that it helps to pretend you're interested - like literally in your head go "hmmm, wow interesting!" it sounds silly but it helps to feign interest. And then I also like to in my head quickly summarize little chunks that are really dense. it's tough to do when you have so little time to read a passage but i think it's worth taking two or three seconds to have that internal dialogue.

I also figured B was correct because the stimulus states that there is a great "advantage to home owners" specifically. and B (the profits made by the home lighting industry) would not matter to the homeowners - is this a good line of thought?

this one was ruuuuufff

#help i'm confused. I'm getting to a point where i dont' really understand JY's tactics for each question. like how do i know which "tactic" to use for the question types? when do i apply "assumption framework"? when do i apply the ideal experiment? am i thinking about this too black and white?

this question felt like a uhhhh two steps forward one huge step back kinda thing.

the answer and explanation for this were SO much simpler than i was making it out to be. Wow... I hate pat too

#help can someone explain the whole true belief/knowledge concept? that was a huge key inference for the correct answer that is just not explained. The lesson link is not available

like this post if you're currently guzzling a liter of milk on an empty stomach

For MSS MC fill in the blank questions, considering that we need to understand which answer is supported by the text, would it be a waste of time or to our benefit to read the answer choices first?

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