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• It just means that the argument relies on assuming (presupposes) the truth of its main conclusion (what it seeks to establish).

  in "presupposing what it seeks to establish" meaning Comment by grahamallam February 2021
• @"Law and Yoda" said: Congrats! I appreciated when I saw your comments on video explanations Thanks! I hope my comments helped somebody out there. @Loisisdetermined said: Congratulations! Thank you!

  in Thank You J.Y., 7Sage Team, and Community Comment by grahamallam October 2020
• Untimed questions are the absolute bread and butter of learning on this test. I find that my study is more effective when I do untimed problem sets and fully understand the material than doing it timed and BRing. I had a tendency not to be fully eng…

  in Bread and butter of studying Comment by grahamallam July 2020
• I'm doing a couple of sections and a few 5-question LR problem sets per day. Just trying to do enough to stay "warm" but also fresh. I'm not doing another PT before the test because I can't risk a lower than expected PT score ruining my confidence.

  in Fellow July Test-Takers: How are you approaching the final days leading up to the test? Comment by grahamallam July 2020
• Just go into Resources > problem sets. Filter for LG and select all the games in that range, then create a custom problem set.

  in LG 1-35 digital? Comment by grahamallam May 2020