@michelechiichu357 this makes way more sense as a justification than the placebo route.

well damn I thought I had these

feedback: I wish the written formats were more consistent in style for note taking purposes. For instance, with the SA question stem, there were "How to Approach" and "Patterns in Right/Wrong Answers" sections which is great for straightforward notes. With this stem however, everything is embedded and it's also difficult to tell how our approach differs from that of the SA stem. (I know they're very similar but even the small differences in approach is how we can make strides in understanding).

This may be completely wrong but I think this is a fun example that can help make things click :

Premise: I took Advil

Conclusion: Therefore, my hangover did not destroy me today.

NA:

I am not immune to hangovers

I am able to drink and process alcohol

I have a liver

I am a human

Negating all these assumptions would absolutely fail the argument

#idkifthisisfullyright #opentocorrections #followformorretips

horse reaction

@Danaizha you sure you weren't stuck on C an Deez nuts (like seeing)

this shallow dip approach is so goated

call me Wendy's the way I got 4 for 4

@Tombee64 yes! you get like 6 pieces of paper I think

this method may be goated, im 2/2 yay XP

#nards, got it right on blind review but I guess I gotta look at the language more carefully

Answered in 0:20, call me Lightning McQueen, #Kachow #butigeteasyquestionswrong

Single position style 🤨

@Jineen I've heard that any reading is good reading, but have found nonfiction to be the most helpful. It doesn't have to be boring or elaborate, just something that will get you in a habit of consistently reading, keeping track of different POVs/arguments, and remembering key information.

lsat writers are sadists, and I did not consent to this

JY how could you

holy moly 5/5, I thought I was cooked because of the NA segment but we are so back

water contaminants are my jam XD

f my fing chungus life

-00:17, im about to bend this lsat over and have it call me daddy (I hope this doesn't get taken down)

The big yahu is behind this question type I can feel it

right on the money with timing

I need to expand my vocabulary, I blanked on 'ascertain'

smh I need to stop skimming over the answer choices or at least slow down

3/5 then 5/5 in BR, I realized I didn't fully read Q1 and when I did the second time around I felt like smacking myself...