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mktylka
Wednesday, Jan 29, 2025

After Blind review i got 4/5 from a 2/5!!! It's really great to see some progress and actually see the difference in fast (the first round) and slow (blind review) but it's helping!!

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mktylka
Tuesday, Jan 28, 2025

This helped, but i swear every time JY says "com-PRA-ble" I have to translate to "com-Pair-able"

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mktylka
Monday, Jan 20, 2025

It only says "low priority" because you got the question right. meaning its not a high priority for you to focus on, because you got it right.

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Wednesday, Jan 15, 2025

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mktylka
Tuesday, Jan 7, 2025

#feedback

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mktylka
Tuesday, Jan 7, 2025

I second this. Based on the previous lessons, why aren't we flipping and negating?? How is this not J→F = /J→/F?

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mktylka
Tuesday, Dec 31, 2024

No worries! Don't overthink it, because that's the point of the negation, to find the necessary condition.

Example:

No birds are trees.

- Our two main concepts are bird and trees.

- Pick one concept (in this case bird)

- Negate bird (ex. /bird). By negating bird, you are making it the necessary condition. Making trees the sufficient condition to look like this trees→/bird

Which makes sense right when translating it bak to English:

If it's a tree then it is not a bird.

Do the contrapositive:

Lawgic: bird → /trees

English: If it's a bird then it is not a tree.

I hope that was helpful! Please anyone correct me if I'm wrong! You're all doing great!!

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mktylka
Wednesday, Nov 27, 2024

You find the both main concepts, pick one of them. Negate that one. Make it the Necessary condition (the right side of the arrow).

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