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Anyone else think it's just adorable when the 90's LSATs try to talk about anything involving computers? I almost ran into trouble on PT36 with the first RC Passage. I almost died laughing when the author starts trying to explain what an emoticon is LOL.
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Yeah, I remember that one! As funny as these are, I think they're actually good practice for those "familiar content" questions. The content is kind of nonsense and we're forced to see past what we know.
30.4.24 "voicemail" will make answering machines obsolete.. Weaken it!! haha
PT36 Section 3 Question 2
Weaken Question:
News apps are going to hurt newspaper sales.
Uh, that seems pretty valid to me! And the right answer choice was something like, “people don’t just read the news to follow specific news stories, they also like to just goof around.”
What!?
"Creating hipsters one flaw at a time."
this might be the best thing I've read on the internet today....
Haha! Fair enough @stepharizona288!
@jhaldy10325
"LSAT Prep Tests 1-36"
"Creating hipsters one flaw at a time."
Couldn't understand what they were trying to explain lol oh the irony
And you were right.
@jhaldy10325 You crack me up, thank you:)
& yes we thought we were so cool that we had the same cordless phone/answering machine combo that was on tv show "Friends"
Oh yeah! I remember the answering machine one. It was a LR question and we’ve got to weaken the argument that voicemail is going to make answering machines obsolete! That was a tough one! And typewriters are cool again @twssmith644 . I really want this bad boy:
Any question on answering machines makes me laugh.
I think I am the only one that got the typewriter LR question correct because I learned how to type on one before PC's existed...
Ha! I can't wait for the hacker essay! And don't worry, technology is cyclical. Fax will come back in style.
The one explaining what a "hacker" is was funny... also felt very old when I was in a study session and a person asked what a "fax" was...