Deepak Chopra's abundance meditation on Spotify = lifechanging

@ionicinstinct Non-auditory learners rise up

i got the same exact passages as an earlier drill so this what somewhat useless because i remembered all the answers

@Gregmjr Interesting observation! My goal score is a 175 and both of my suggested passages are 5 star passages with above 3 star questions. I also have been acing all the other sections so far so maybe that is a part of it. Didn't do as hot on this one though...

the easiest way to eliminate D is that that particular rock being from the Moon instead of Mars doesn't necessarily mean that the LHB was only confined to the Earth-Moon system. It is already described as being rare to have that kind of sample and doesn't say that the only way the rock got to Earth was through the LHB. Even if the rock was re-classified to have come from the Moon, that still doesn't mean the rock came from the result of the LHB, and there is still a chance that the LHB impacted other internal solar system bodies. Essentially, the rock actually being from the Moon doesn't preclude the LHB from impacting other bodies.

D, in comparison, shows quite strong proof of similar "test subject" experiencing different results. Mars is a similar size, relatively close to Earth, has moons etc. D is obviously not a perfect answer, but it is a lot stronger answer.

No way i got a 5/5 on these after getting like ever single NA question wrong before this

@yelenarosario I am not entirely sure if this is correct, but I believe that the first "without" is modifying "power" and therefore isn't working to connect any one idea to another in the prompt but instead describes the type of power one can wield when they can lift Thor's hammer. Lmk if this doesn't make sense!

I absolutely love this concept and I think is a great tool for understanding complex information, but I also see how it could create assumptions for me that would skew my test taking. How do we use this technique without it in turn hindering us?