The Official September 2014 Study Group Forum
- ErgoSum

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Also, anyone want to help me understand the correct answers for numbers 20 and 24 in PT65, Section 4?
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- ErgoSum

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Yea.smccgrey wrote:LR right? Fuck I wish I just had my books with me at all times.ErgoSum wrote:Also, anyone want to help me understand the correct answers for numbers 20 and 24 in PT65, Section 4?
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Am I allowed to post the question here? I forget
- ErgoSum

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
smccgrey wrote:nope, but if you say "the one about the..." the nerdiest among us might remember the q.ErgoSum wrote:Yea.smccgrey wrote:LR right? Fuck I wish I just had my books with me at all times.ErgoSum wrote:Also, anyone want to help me understand the correct answers for numbers 20 and 24 in PT65, Section 4?
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Am I allowed to post the question here? I forget
"The one about the" art teachers, coloured paper vs.paint colours, and the assumption needed
- dasani13

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
I wish I could help but I suck at explaining LR. I hate #20 because they're making a comparison between 2 things so I automatically went looking for an assumption about the comparison but the assumption is just about what the use of colored paper does.ErgoSum wrote:Also, anyone want to help me understand the correct answers for numbers 20 and 24 in PT65, Section 4?
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- ErgoSum

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Also, do I just need to do a ton of RC or what
ErgoSum wrote:Just did PT 65:
LR1: -0
LG: -0
RC: -8
LR2: -2
173 score
I wish I was able to read ;'[
- ErgoSum

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Just left to go to the gym, so I don't have it in front of me anymore, but thanks. I'll reread it with this in mind when I get backdasani13 wrote:I wish I could help but I suck at explaining LR. I hate #20 because they're making a comparison between 2 things so I automatically went looking for an assumption about the comparison but the assumption is just about what the use of colored paper does.ErgoSum wrote:Also, anyone want to help me understand the correct answers for numbers 20 and 24 in PT65, Section 4?
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GreenTee

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
ErgoSum wrote: "The one about the" art teachers, coloured paper vs.paint colours, and the assumption needed
Oh I love this question! (/the nerdiest among us)
The conclusion is that art teachers -- in order to teach art students about the use of color -- should use colored paper rather than paint.
Support: Because colored paper allows for precise comparison of the color's impact in varying contexts.
Necessary assumption: Precision in comparing colors across varying contexts must do something to help teach students learn about the use of color.
= answer choice D
(Edit - my post count just broke into the 170s. Big day.)
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Hand

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ohhh I remember that one now, yeah that one is horribleGreenTee wrote:ErgoSum wrote: "The one about the" art teachers, coloured paper vs.paint colours, and the assumption needed
Oh I love this question! (/the nerdiest among us)
The conclusion is that art teachers -- in order to teach art students about the use of color -- should use colored paper rather than paint.
Support: Because colored paper allows for precise comparison of the color's impact in varying contexts.
Necessary assumption: Precision in comparing colors across varying contexts must do something to help teach students learn about the use of color.
= answer choice D
- Colonel_funkadunk

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Just rehashin me all over againsmccgrey wrote:vracovino wrote:"much-needed liberation from the constraints of logic and the processes of reasoning."Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I had a dream that one LR section was a bunch of pictures of couches and I had to figure out the necessary assumption for each one.
- hetookmetoamovie

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Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Are you still at Denver airport, Bill? I spent a layover there and was totally weirded out by the artwork and then I found out that it's a hotbed of wacky conspiracy theories
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Denver_Air ... acy_theory
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Denver_Air ... acy_theory
The Denver Airport conspiracy theory refers to a collection of theories surrounding Denver International Airport (DIA) that most commonly claim the airport to be a new, secret headquarters or compound used by the Illuminati, New World Order, Neo-Nazis, or Reptoids. These claims are usually based on a vague Swastika shape that the runways and taxiways make when seen from the air, as well as murals, sculptures, and other engravings claimed to be secret code or "alien" language.
- Colonel_funkadunk

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Shit I ain't lettin nuttin constrain me HOsmccgrey wrote:just pointing out how you freed your mind from the constraints of logic.Colonel_funkadunk wrote: Just rehashin me all over again
- schmelling

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GreenTee

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OMG someone please get a Reptar tar immediately!
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I'm thinking of getting a lizard people tar, just need to find a good onesmccgrey wrote:the google image results are pretty TTT
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GreenTee

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Amazing. Link?Dirigo wrote:Thought I'd pass on some Spivey knowledge that he posted today.MikeSpivey wrote:Guess what? Sept LSAT registrations are down!
Looks like we are in store for an awesome cycle.
