@Balsame I should have mentioned that! Identifying the question type should be step #1

The word emergence made me think it was B!

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5/5 yay!

My hardest LSAT question. I picked C last of all the answers! I understand it now, but that's a little embarassing hahahah

@WilRothman That picture of the owl in goggles is so sad

HAHAHAH I fell for the trap and didn't pick D because I thought it was too specific, only to see that my answer, C, was actually too strong/specific lol

Wow this was a tricky question. I was sure it was E, but now I understand that Poetry readings don't determine if the coffee will be half-priced or not, they just tend to go together.

Also "if not all" really threw me off. LSAT writers are evil!

I wanted so bad to pick A but ultimately chose B because I understood the conclusion to be that we should be preparing the students for university no matter what, not splitting them into groups. Now I see that choosing parts of calculus doesn't factor into the answer choice, and A seems most correct, but this was a hard question, because it makes you assume that you can choose whether or not to teach a student calculus.

My mistake was thinking that "not generous" and "selfish" were the same omg

2/5 then 5/5 BR. Probably the hardest question type for me so far. Hoping to improve!

Hardest question of the day!

diagrammed this one. took 3mins total but got it right and feel great!

@AugustusGreenwood Yes thank you! yesterday I had time to do an extra 6q drill and got a 5/6 :)

I fell for the bait answer!

@MissProsecutor Same time!

Took me a minute over time, but I'm really proud to have gotten this one right. Was convinced it was D even though I had doubts and at the last second I reread "conducive to progress" which led me to A. Feeling good! Now time for lunch.

Didn't feel confident with any of the answers but chose B because it was the least bad sounding one heheh

Fell right into the trap, but I realized my mistake and got it correct in BR. I need to pay attention to exactly what the question is asking!!!!

@GDatria715 Look at how many jobs are becoming or are soon to become obsolete because of AI. Tech innovations absolutely do replace jobs.

@ambam Never give up! I hope your score has improved in the last month!

4/5 yay

@TeklaCo you're right but my understanding is that the only thing that matters is the WHO, not the WHY

@Al Who prepared the abridgement?

@MehakKaur nice!! Same here!!