In hindsight I understand why D is correct (PT 3 section 2 Q 9), but I eliminated it because in the STIMULUS the comparison was to the same amount of whole milk. The question stem tells us that the coconut oil doesn't "usually cause" the blood cholesterol level to rise which allows us to consider the fact that people use more of one product than another. Is this type of chunky question stem that allows for a gap in reasoning that wasn't present in the stimulus happen in other LSAT LR questions? Or is this abnormal since it's a very old test?
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tallinmoyer154
Thursday, Jun 25 2020
I'm confused, in the "live commentary" videos JY does NOT write a low resolution summary for each paragraph... so are we not supposed to do that under timed conditions? If we are supposed to write a low res summary how are we supposed to do it with the digital lsat???
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tallinmoyer154
Wednesday, Jun 10 2020
I looked at the conclusion of the argument and saw it had a distinctive "either or" feature and quickly eliminated everything except A and E because B C and D all had different conclusion structures and then matches A with the stimulus. Is that process okay? #help
J.Y. you make me laugh even while studying for the LSAT and that's awesome. (seeing yourself on the monitor with your stupid hat... so true)