I used to skip over them on Blind Review but the reason why you shouldn't is because there are def some patterns in RC passages. For example, recognizing two contrasting opinions and which one the author sides with, or supporting arguments for why a certain policy is better (or worse). It really ends up just being a long Logical Reasoning passage. You also want to get the most out of each test because once you burn through it then it doesn't hold the same value.

Hope this helps :)

In the same boat. Took me a few days to hear back.

I am interested. Discord is cosanostra1997#6335

Interested, should I make a Discord for all of us or should we meet in the one thats already created per r/LSAT?

I totally understand this once its drawn out with symbolic logic, maybe I need to illustrate the conclusions a bit more