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Wednesday, Sep 27 2023

I would like to join.

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PT107.S3.Q25
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parradovanessa1315
Friday, Oct 27 2023

Hi!

Making a notation for myself. I chose A, even after the blind review. When talking about the survey, I noticed the "if" and the "only if"; however, it completely flew over my head when I looked at the conclusion. The reason for is that, I was so focused on the fact that the sample may be unrepresentative, that I didn't notice the contradiction even though I wrote it in logic and it was right in MY FACE. I did not notice the mistake until J.Y said that this was the oldest trick in the book and looked down at my paper. I wrote:

Survey: 50% IC → R

35% R → CC

Author's conclusion: More people believe IC → R than CC → R

IT WAS RIGHT THERE, smh

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parradovanessa1315
Wednesday, Sep 27 2023

How many LSAT retakes is acceptable when applying to law school? Would a student ever be rejected for taking too many LSAT's?

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PT115.S4.Q23
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parradovanessa1315
Tuesday, Aug 22 2023

At first, I didn't understand J.Y's reasoning for the argument, because I had interpreted it in a similar way but yet somehow differently.

I thought of this argument as in...

Pure free market economy (PFME) → maximum total utility (MTU)

but there are other types of ECONOMIES that may be able to achieve MTU.

Then the argument goes to say that a highly controlled economy, that is not trying to be PFME, cannot most likely achieve MTU. However, I felt like the flaw in the argument was the fact that a highly controlled economy could be one of those types of economies that can achieve MTU. I ruled out C, for the same reason as J.Y because the argument does not state that a PFME is the only thing sufficient enough for MTU. Although, I chose D because the argument did not provide evidence or reasoning that having a PFME is the "best course of action" or "the way most likely" to achieve MTU.

Is this way of thinking incorrect?

#help #feedback

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PT106.S1.Q25
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parradovanessa1315
Tuesday, Nov 21 2023

Does anyone ever notice that at the very beginning of some videos, J.Y talks about the question type, and sometimes when he explains how to approach this question or says "we have to choose an answer", he always points or circles the right AC before getting into the stimulus? I can't stop noticing it now.

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parradovanessa1315
Tuesday, Jan 16 2024

This is going to be so helpful, thank you guys so much!!!

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PT106.S1.Q21
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parradovanessa1315
Friday, Nov 10 2023

Finally being a crystal betch helped me out. The author forgot the rising sign.....

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