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I literally just pretend that I'm fascinated with the topic and really fake enthusiasm about what the author has to say. It actually works and after like a minute youstartto believe your own lie.
Cool! Didyou go to the web site where the charts came from?(http://www.tylervigen.com/). The creator of the charts discusses the importance of correlation. Thank you Al for sharing!
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My mistakes are often the same thing. I think this is where practice tests will help a lot. As youstartto remember little mistakes you can make, and you hopefully begin to avoid them.
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@"Allison M" ..dayum... why didyou have to become a sage after my LSAT run??? if only i had known before , I would have peppered you with questions... :)
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Thanks so much! Just to clarify though, do you mean "susceptible to proof" means that something is logically capable, or incapable of being proven? Didyou mean to say that "If Hilary doesn't win, Mitt will" is something susceptible to proof?