hi

i went through this exact same thing lol

thank u this saved me

lol

Q24 has 2 right answers and I will not be gaslight by this video to believe D is wrong. LSAT writers are so cruel

Tbh the switch up from the Brick Wall Review to the "your magazine" had me dead confused

this question scares me

no that definitely does help so much, thank you! i hope one day soon i can get to the same point as you:)

In your mind how did you quickly understand that the argument made the assumption that collective goals lead (–>) to no confidence?

When I read paragraphs like this I can't see the jump straight away, only through diagramming:(

oops I mean attract lol

I'm confused as to why the premise is /attack --> bankrupt. I thought that the logical indicator 'no' was negate necessary and that would make bankrupt the negated necessary condition? or the negated necessary condition would be /attack? im so confused pls help

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great question, id like to know as well

changed my answer to C from D in blind review😞

I completely agree with you, A is not attractive at all to me and I wouldn't have thought of picking it because it's not closely related to the passage at all. But you're also right in saying that it's the only one remotely close to being right as it answers the task in the question stem

this question and correct answer choice makes no sense to me because it barely relates to the passage. I don't understand where the author talks about access to imported cultural productions among developing nations? how do you relate answer choice A to what is mentioned in the passage?

thank you so much!

wow i hate this passage

I'm still having a hard time understanding why A is correct for question 13

this lesson says it's only 1 min

Is there no video for this lesson? :(

Kevin's explanations are sooooo good

sameeee im so sad i cant do it in person:( I'm going to start off by writing things down on a piece of paper, then hopefully I can transition to doing it in my head

I've never taken a proctored online exam before, and maybe this is a silly suggestion but I'd appreciate it if 7Sage could make a video on what it's like to take an online proctored LSAT test (if they haven't already, im still reviewing curriculum lol)

thank you so much!:)