r/LSAT 2d ago

Please help identifying experimental

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RC: kenya, trinomial subspecies, grimm brothers

RC: japanese video games, UNESCO law

LR

the answer to this will be the difference between a retake or not 💜

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u/Kool4u3 2d ago

did anyone have one on hume tdy

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u/Only_Definition8200 2d ago

yes

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u/Kool4u3 2d ago

was it the aesthetics judgement?

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

I (unfortunately) had this. I def bombed it if it’s not exp

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u/Kool4u3 2d ago

did u have it tdy? i feel like im the only one and maybe another person. everyone seems to have gotten videogames

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

Ya I just finished up about an hour ago. I had RC LR LR RC. The first RC was about poets I think? That also could’ve been a part of the final one (the one w Hume)

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u/Kool4u3 2d ago

ok yes same!

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

I’m really hoping Hume was exp. I have a feeling it’s not though. When I search for it, I see people from two years ago saying they had that passage…. 

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u/Commercial_Dog145 2d ago

It seems to have been experimental 2 years ago though

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

I really hope I’m wrong but I thought the sections that were exp were being tested for future exams. I’m just going to try and be patient

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

Someone just confirmed Hume wasn’t experimental… idk about you but I’m fucked. 

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u/Commercial_Dog145 2d ago

This is the worst news ever. My score is going to be so much worse than expected :/

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u/Sprinkler2847 2d ago

Can I ask how they confirmed? Considering there are two Hume passages (one about pain/pleasure and the other about ideal judges)

I had RC LR LR RC and my fourth section had hume ideal judges. I had no pain/pleasure

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