Someone mentioned a 4:30pm one or something a while backpragmaticpoet wrote:Have there been JS2 waves after noon in the past? Or is it time to give up hope and dig a hole and die of anxiety?
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You seem to have an awful lot of sympathy for trolls. Interesting. Veeeeeeeeeeery interesting.twochipmunks wrote:Haha, just saying - s/he was very quick to point out the very unlikely successful prediction. Pretty good prank, actually. I would be impressed!Kinch08 wrote:Wow, you're awfully quick to cast accusations around. What's that they say? He who attributed it distributed it?twochipmunks wrote:The troll was lawschool2016nyc so s/he could take credit for the Twitter prediction
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Dope, 4 more hours of frantic hope and eventual disappointment?VapidP wrote:Someone mentioned a 4:30pm one or something a while backpragmaticpoet wrote:Have there been JS2 waves after noon in the past? Or is it time to give up hope and dig a hole and die of anxiety?
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Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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+1Smc1994 wrote:I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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Go to lawschoolnumbers and check the dates on past rejections.Smc1994 wrote:I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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Shhh let me have thisSmc1994 wrote:I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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But speculation is so much fun! And we've got to get to 180 somehow...dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Also, haven't there been a fair number of late-March dings in past cycles? IDK where I read that, I could be wrong.
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"Almost all rejections have occured" is complete speculation... also like the comment "if you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 or it won't." JS1s happen off the waitlist.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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+1. Last cycle there were around 4 more waves after this? And nobody above 172 was rejected yet. The LSN ones all looked really marginalSmc1994 wrote:I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
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Not that I noticed, but I only looked at last year's wave. The vast majority of rejections occurred by mid march, with a few speckled in after. I don't see why the response bias for earlier rejections would be higher than for later ones, so I think it might be a real trend.Kinch08 wrote:But speculation is so much fun! And we've got to get to 180 somehow...dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Also, haven't there been a fair number of late-March dings in past cycles? IDK where I read that, I could be wrong.
I encourage everyone to look for themselves and draw their own conclusions. My statement was an "almost all," so I am aware that it's not a universal rule...
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Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
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I guess we're just disagreeing over "most" vs. "almost all," so it's not a big deal. I'm pretty sure that there'll be at least a few splitters rejected (for example), but how many "a few" is remains to be seen.dddddd90 wrote:Not that I noticed, but I only looked at last year's wave. The vast majority of rejections occurred by mid march, with a few speckled in after. I don't see why the response bias for earlier rejections would be higher than for later ones, so I think it might be a real trend.Kinch08 wrote:But speculation is so much fun! And we've got to get to 180 somehow...dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Also, haven't there been a fair number of late-March dings in past cycles? IDK where I read that, I could be wrong.
I encourage everyone to look for themselves and draw their own conclusions. My statement was an "almost all," so I am aware that it's not a universal rule...
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tartan2016 wrote:+1. Last cycle there were around 4 more waves after this? And nobody above 172 was rejected yet. The LSN ones all looked really marginalSmc1994 wrote:I'm curious as to how you arrived at the first premise of your argument.dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
This is my big concern. There is a large cohort of JS1s--at least from a numerical standpoint--that do not translate into js2s. While many of those may, in fact, end up on the waitlist rather than with a ding, I can't help but think that winter is coming.
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I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
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Yeah, I would say that's true. I'd say maybe like 10% of rejections haven't happened yet.Kinch08 wrote:I guess we're just disagreeing over "most" vs. "almost all," so it's not a big deal. I'm pretty sure that there'll be at least a few splitters rejected (for example), but how many "a few" is remains to be seen.dddddd90 wrote:Not that I noticed, but I only looked at last year's wave. The vast majority of rejections occurred by mid march, with a few speckled in after. I don't see why the response bias for earlier rejections would be higher than for later ones, so I think it might be a real trend.Kinch08 wrote:But speculation is so much fun! And we've got to get to 180 somehow...dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Also, haven't there been a fair number of late-March dings in past cycles? IDK where I read that, I could be wrong.
I encourage everyone to look for themselves and draw their own conclusions. My statement was an "almost all," so I am aware that it's not a universal rule...
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Pyrrhic victory :/ Or, maybe, we are about to burn an innocent man. Perhaps an additional test should be required. I propose we dunk the poster in the river. If his chair floats, he's a witch. If not, then it's a real wave.pragmaticpoet wrote:I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
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Isn't it reasonable to expect that those that had their JS1s earlier in the cycle would hear back within the next few days vs those who had their JS1 late Feb/early March would find out at the end of the month?
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It's possible they're not a troll and just didn't want adcoms being able to identify them (would be pretty obvious posting right after a JS2)Smc1994 wrote:Pyrrhic victory :/ Or, maybe, we are about to burn an innocent man. Perhaps an additional test should be required. I propose we dunk the poster in the river. If his chair floats, he's a witch. If not, then it's a real wave.pragmaticpoet wrote:I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
But at least you're right! Lol
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dddddd90 wrote:Yeah, I would say that's true. I'd say maybe like 10% of rejections haven't happened yet.Kinch08 wrote:I guess we're just disagreeing over "most" vs. "almost all," so it's not a big deal. I'm pretty sure that there'll be at least a few splitters rejected (for example), but how many "a few" is remains to be seen.dddddd90 wrote:Not that I noticed, but I only looked at last year's wave. The vast majority of rejections occurred by mid march, with a few speckled in after. I don't see why the response bias for earlier rejections would be higher than for later ones, so I think it might be a real trend.Kinch08 wrote:But speculation is so much fun! And we've got to get to 180 somehow...dddddd90 wrote:Prediction based on LSN: Almost all rejections have occurred. If you're still standing, you are probably WL or A. If you haven't gotten a JS1, it'll either come by 3/31 -- or it won't. Almost everyone will know something (JS1/JS2/WL) by 3/31.
Recommendation for your and my and our communal sanity: Moving forward, post results instead of speculation.
Also, haven't there been a fair number of late-March dings in past cycles? IDK where I read that, I could be wrong.
I encourage everyone to look for themselves and draw their own conclusions. My statement was an "almost all," so I am aware that it's not a universal rule...
The trends from prior years have not necessarily held this year. I think we're extrapolating from incomplete data. I encourage optimism in this process, but let's not speculate without basis. I think our resident data analyst, Pozzo, is on a flight today, and, without him, I think we MUST forsake trend analysis in favor of childlike hope.
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Exactly! So...dunk him?myrik wrote:It's possible they're not a troll and just didn't want adcoms being able to identify them (would be pretty obvious posting right after a JS2)Smc1994 wrote:Pyrrhic victory :/ Or, maybe, we are about to burn an innocent man. Perhaps an additional test should be required. I propose we dunk the poster in the river. If his chair floats, he's a witch. If not, then it's a real wave.pragmaticpoet wrote:I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
But at least you're right! Lol
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If it was a brand new account created after a js2 then what is the "hopeful" part of the username? Smells fishy to me...myrik wrote:It's possible they're not a troll and just didn't want adcoms being able to identify them (would be pretty obvious posting right after a JS2)Smc1994 wrote:Pyrrhic victory :/ Or, maybe, we are about to burn an innocent man. Perhaps an additional test should be required. I propose we dunk the poster in the river. If his chair floats, he's a witch. If not, then it's a real wave.pragmaticpoet wrote:I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
But at least you're right! Lol
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Haha I like this ideaSmc1994 wrote:Exactly! So...dunk him?myrik wrote:It's possible they're not a troll and just didn't want adcoms being able to identify them (would be pretty obvious posting right after a JS2)Smc1994 wrote:Pyrrhic victory :/ Or, maybe, we are about to burn an innocent man. Perhaps an additional test should be required. I propose we dunk the poster in the river. If his chair floats, he's a witch. If not, then it's a real wave.pragmaticpoet wrote:I now think you are right and am sad that you are right.dyebri wrote:Today is not the day. I have been telling you guys. I'm calling it. They would have given one by now.
Let's not let the troll off that easy
But at least you're right! Lol
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