LSAT Questions be like:

Lets Get This Bread

If aliens landed on the moon tomorrow, and we ate purple pancakes on Monday, what size shoe does your great grand uncle twice remove wear?

Note: Sorry I just had to post this because I got so frustrated with getting Necessary Assumption questions wrong.

JDream2025

You got that 100% correct. That’s how I feel.

reyesusmc78-1

hahahaha same it feels if I throw the answer choice in the stimulus and negate it for every answer choice, then I destroy the argument. Therefore, especially for the harder ones, I'm confused.

babyblueboo

I feel this.

CardsnHogz

The Logic Loophole book uses examples exactly like that as a point of emphasis. It tries to get you to look for argument structure and see past the content.

LOWERCASE EVERYTHING

i learned so much about dinosaurs, ice ages, astronomy and brown dwarf stars, tvs and children, einstein and newton, volcanoes, highway speed limits, obesity, smoking, high blood pressure, heart rates, car insurance and other good shit..

canihazJD

@"LOWERCASE EVERYTHING" said:
i learned so much about dinosaurs, ice ages, astronomy and brown dwarf stars, tvs and children, einstein and newton, volcanoes, highway speed limits, obesity, smoking, high blood pressure, heart rates, car insurance and other good shit..

Bees. Don't forget the waggle dance.

LOWERCASE EVERYTHING

@canihazJD ohhh yesss..

VerdantZephyr

Or mirrors. That mirror passage.

jmarmaduke96

@VerdantZephyr and fractal geometry! The things that the LSAT has taught me.....