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The Virtues of Simplicity on the LSAT

October 04, 2017 • Comments

The LSAT is a hard test because the writers are very good at writing tests.  What makes it hard is just that—not that it’s complicated because it’s not.  The writers have a clear theory of argument in mind and they stick to it; no tricks, no sneak attacks, no changing of the rules; they play by the rules.  The simpler your approach, the better.  Simplicity has two virtues: it makes you both more accurate and more efficient..

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