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These are helpful but whenever explaining the answer choices, the guy goes into way too much depth and it overcomplicates it and makes it confusing

The GOAT, this man has quickly become the voice of my brain while doing LSAT questions.

Do you guess on remaining problems if you’re timing yourself…Guess and review those during blind review ?

Getting ready for the LSAT. Sometimes, coffee won't do it.

Isn't "S" a floater? Why does it have to be 4th in Game board 1? This was 9 years ago, but I could imagine folks trying to copy as he's going along, and erasing the crap out of their work lol. Love how he said, "Students will just feel the force with regards to getting an answer... They'll feel the force." lol

It would have been cool if we were neighbors before taking the LSAT coming up. lol

black 25 doesn't exist on a roulette table...just saying...lol

10 minutes? How long is the section?

I can't handle this guy's voice

😂😂 jimmy is a little B

great teacher

Hello, if brooks also ate the boy's flesh then why is he not part of the trial? Why is it only Dudley and Stephen?

Why is this gone now?

I always put Simu Li's face to JY's voice when I hear him in tutorials

What kind of app are you using for the demonstration

Will y’all be introducing prep subscriptions for tests after fall of 2024? Logic games are no longer going to be applied to LSAT exams and I don’t want to take pretests or invest in your classes until this section is taken off

he exists!?!?

I’m pretty sure this answer is wrong. The interbreeding hypothesis and the genetic adaptation hypothesis are not mutually exclusive because interbreeding could’ve introduced desirable traits to one of the populations of salmon which, through evolutionary pressures, became the standard traits for the group. That would still constitute adapting genetically to the environment. When we talk about genetic adaptation, the traits are usually introduced through random mutation, but that doesn’t have to be the case. They could be introduced through interbreeding with another species

Aha!! 😃I can finally put a face to the voice.... wow! thanks so much for all the enthusiasm and passion you put in your lessons!!

Dean McShay is AMAZING!!!!

I luv you man!!!!😃

amazing! luv u guys!

amazing! You're the best!

fuck this game

So Reading Comprehension is basically the real college level English class w/a mix of Philosophy 😂 I’m 6:44 in & it seems like you’ve been explaining what RC is, but indirectly in the way how you phrase your sentences

Thank you for these videos!

This is the question that made me kill myself

Definitely helpful and informative podcast episode! Just finished LG studying and I went from getting only 5 correct on LG to getting -3 LG. I will drill MBT questions next now that I know it uses deductive logic. Thanks JY Henry and Aashtha!

Let’s be very honest here, the logic games section is about beating the game, not some measure of one’s ability to actually perform the duties of a law student. I learned how to beat the game and that costs money and requires access many students don’t have.

Henry's life forever changed 9:52

OMG I've listened to what feels like hundreds of hours of this man's voice. I can tell when he's tired, when he's sick, I basically know him better than I know myself. You have no idea how surreal it is to put a face to the voice.

While being familiar with the subject matter certainly helps in some cases (as a History major, sometimes the Humanities passages are easier for me than say a Science passage), it can also hurt you because you may unconsciously put your own biases into what you read, which is bad. Reading Comprehension tends to be easier if you're very good at summarizing passages, I found out that this helps a lot especially with unfamiliar topics like Law or Science.

This episode helped me a lot in studying for the LSAT. Thanks so much!!

9:30

I am study ucla law thank you 🙏

When using 7Sage did you guys follow the syllabus to a T? As in just hit next every time and keep going? Or did you skip ahead and take the practice LSATs every once in a while to see your progress?

😀 Promo>SM

Great point about some 1-3 star questions being incredibly hard and some 5 star questions being incredibly easy. Had a recent PT where the only LR question I missed was a 2-star question.

Just learned how to retake college exams online where my right answers are correct and my incorrect answers get circled until they’re correct. I’m confident 👍 philosophy is bad ass

Aren't all prescriptions descriptions about them?

Are these types of questions common the on LSAT?

what a great Explanation

thank you respected professor for such a excellent session.truly admire yours explaining skill.

Thanks for the videos

@6:30 W and V have no relationship. In these diagrams, the lines only restrict the elements immediately touching the line. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

it's crazy how he's clearly a master then he is like "here's the high level way of doing it" !!!

holy shiz he's a logic game master

OK so here I am over a decade later, but I was looking at this question set recently and have a comment on one thing I would definitely change on a video like this: I would eliminate the constant erasing. In the real LSAT situation, there is no time to write things out to work out a question, erase, write things out for the next question, erase, and so on. So, while this video does help a person understand this question set, it does not demonstrate how to execute successfully, with a time-sensitive strategy, during the taking of the real LSAT.

The fact this is on the internet for free is amazing… anybody theoretically could breach 90th