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I foolproofed a section of LG today after not doing anything LSAT related since the June exam and got through it sooooooo much faster than how I did two weeks ago. I usually take notes on how long it took me to do each games, recommended time for th…
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https://7sage.com/lesson/synesthesiacs-causation-question 4:30 and on lol
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This came to my mind when I was on a break from studying: Efficiency -> Effectiveness. efficiency is: achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense. effectiveness is: successful in producing desired or intended result. …
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I feel you there. I can't believe it's only been a week since the exam. I think I might be slightly burnt out or have some sort of post LSAT blues. I've been trying to distance myself from LSAT to really enjoy some time off but here I am lurking on …
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Causation weakening = bring in alternate explanation Causation strengthening = block alternate explanation
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@lsatplaylist Thank you! I really appreciate the support and love from 7Sagers
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@keets993 said: September'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 39 | Thursday, June 14th | 7:30 pm EST Note: Take the PT under timed conditions; BR to the best of your abilities; join us for all or part of the call! For the purposes of the gro…
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@shisha_lena said: I am so glad I was able to face my fears and take the exam. I have been studying for a while now and kept thinking that I was not ready. My friends encouraged me to simply take the exam and do my best. I am really happy that…
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@akistotle said: @BrianSeo said: The only exception: you can say which sections were real or experimental. For example, asking questions like “Was the LG with "flowers" experimental?” is okay. You can say “The LG sectio…
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The only exception: you can say which sections were real or experimental. For example, asking questions like “Was the LG with "flowers" experimental?” is okay. You can say “The LG section with "flowers" was real!” But you cannot say “the 3rd gam…
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“ABA requires law schools to report score information based on an admitted student’s highest score.”
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@Tortsillustrated , I’ve been using the sheet protector for past few days. It is WONDERFUL!!!!
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@teamteamvicster said: Hey! My heart feels for you. Throughout your post, you seem to be beating yourself up. You have added so much pressure for yourself that it's not too far fetched to see a dip in scores. Breathe. Remember that you are cap…
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I've been meditating using Headspace before and after study sessions. It really helps me with clearing my head. Also, I'm looking forward to drinking something other than miller lite.
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@Tortsillustrated said: @BrianSeo I am only a tad bit into the 1-35 bundle, my wife and I moved on a whim during my prime post CC period, but what I find helpful that I actually used a lot while teaching is sheet protectors. I put th…
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@FixedDice @LSATcantwin Thank you for sharing guys... You guys are awesome...
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@keets993 said: I started foolproofing what's in the curriculum. The sequencing unit is about 40 games alone with all the problem sets. I found this super helpful because you get exposure to everything through the curriculum so by foolproofing…
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@"lady macbeth" said: OHHHH. okay. yeah this flaw is common lol i literally misread the answer choice lol. I just feel like it's been worded differently. Instead of the word "notion," I've seen it used with other words before and grew accustom…
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Oh sweet, I’ve actually been reviewing (and adding) my notes on logical fallacies this morning lol. The one you are describing is Equivocation Fallacy . (I found it really helpful to review the “19 argument flaws” lesson in the CC) JY gives the e…
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I’ve seen many people compare the LSAT as learning to play and master a musical instrument. I agree. Here’s a little insight from the Distinguished Professor of Indiana Univeristy’s Jacobs School of Music, Janos Starker (god rest this incredible man…
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Hmm... good question... Revisiting the lessons from the "Introduction to Arguments" unit helped me with the second question. For me, I look at the context as the frame of the world in which the argument takes place. I noticed that the context and …
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@FixedDice said: @BrianSeo said: I reloaded my Starbucks account! A few weeks back, I actually got a fortune from a fortune cookie that said, "you will receive some prestigious prize or award within the month". I kept it on my desk…
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I think you are desribing Descriptive Flaw questions.
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Inglourious Basterds
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I reloaded my Starbucks account! A few weeks back, I actually got a fortune from a fortune cookie that said, "you will receive some prestigious prize or award within the month". I kept it on my desk hoping that it was something LSAT related lol.
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@thisissparta said: @keets993 said: I really need to figure out how to post gifs so I can properly express my excitement! Congrats to everyone It's real simple! You go on google images. Google the kind of gif you …
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Oh wow I had hoped that I was being productive instead of mindlessly providing inaccurate information. Thank you 7Sage!
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Hah! I came back to this post after a dismal descriptive flaw and method of reasoning drilling session. Awesome. Hope you guys are staying strong! https://y.yarn.co/0b2656e5-2542-475f-8e12-fced278b78d9_text_hi.gif
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@akeegs92 said: It definitely can be subjective. I'd rather go watch paint dry than read about art history, but I just have to fake interest. But there are plenty of hard passages I nail because the topic is a bit more interesting to me. …
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@lsatplaylist said: Thank you for this. A question: What do you do when you don't understand the stimulus? I know about skipping, but what else? Thanks! I mean, honestly, for me, drilling RC helps. I've been drilling RC for past week and I s…