I still can not do conditional chaining very well but I'm getting these questions correct, if I can just do this intuitively, can I skip the chaining to save time? I can see writing it out would help if I'm stuck but otherwise seems like it takes too long to be helpful to me PLUS I don't think i'm writing it out properly anyway.

When I finally take this test, I think I'm gonna read every sentence with a patented JY "Okayyyy?"

Why is C not considered an assumption? It says it probably will improve productivity. Is that not an assumption that it will improve something. I would also understand it being a hypothesis.

Just did a TEFL Course, glad to know all the grammar they taught (very in depth) will do me some good on the LSAT.

Are comparatives typically bad answer choices?

Also is there a lesson that explains mixing up the sufficiency/necessity conditions explicitly. I understand the difference but I am having a hard time understanding how saying something like "only if" makes something a necessary condition like in the last question. Thanks!

Can someone explain what he means by "bridging". I got this question right intuitively by matching the stimulus and its parts in order it to the answer choice. Thanks.