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manofjustice
 Post subject: What is "it"?
PostPosted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 2:03 pm 
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Peps have said that some people "have it" in law school and others do not, and that those who "have it" get better grades. What is "it?"
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manofjustice wrote:
Peps have said that some people "have it" in law school and others do not, and that those who "have it" get better grades. What is "it?"

The Tao that can be explained is not the true Tao.
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rad lulz
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The ability to get better grades.
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spleenworship
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manofjustice wrote:
Peps have said that some people "have it" in law school and others do not, and that those who "have it" get better grades. What is "it?"


Either you have "it" or you don't have "it." I don't have "it," so I can only guess... but from talking with those who have "it" they just instinctively understand what they are being asked and what the relevant answers are...

The bastards...
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Lovely Ludwig Van
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fanmingrui wrote:
manofjustice wrote:
Peps have said that some people "have it" in law school and others do not, and that those who "have it" get better grades. What is "it?"

The Tao that can be explained is not the true Tao.


lol
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dudders
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I can haz unemployment
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2012JayDee
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The ability to know exactly what is expected of you without being told what is expected of you, and then to actually perform.
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DCDuck
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If you have to ask. . .
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blazinswordofjustice
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http://www.metacafe.com/watch/an-QioNb2 ... auditions/

editing isn't working for me at work, skip to 1:14 for relevant clip
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manofjustice
 Post subject: Re: What is "it"?
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2012JayDee wrote:
The ability to know exactly what is expected of you without being told what is expected of you, and then to actually perform.


Does this have a lot to do with figuring out what you are going to talk about the least?
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