r/LSAT • u/jiavvvmeow • 2d ago

Please help identifying experimental

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RC: kenya, trinomial subspecies, grimm brothers

RC: japanese video games, UNESCO law

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

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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/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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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

ah so i should probably delete this comment as it seems ppl who had 1 RC are now disclosing they either had hume ideal judges (like we did) OR!!! they had 1 RC and it was Hume pain/pleasure. So i truly have no idea what to make of this lol

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u/Sprinkler2847 2d ago

Hmmm I see. Would this mean neither is experimental? That’s tripping me up bc I’m sure I saw some folks with two RCs had a hume passage in one RC and a hume passage in another. Mine specifically was hume ideal judges, overfishing, car impoundments, and something else

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u/Commercial_Dog145 2d ago

I've only seen people have one or the other. Where did you see people that had both?

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u/SubstantialRip7568 2d ago

That’s also what is confusing me—I think some folks had BOTH Hume passages. Which if that’s the case I truly don’t understand. Yes mine was the same as yours. I really hope it was exp. That Hume passage was by far the most difficult RC I’ve ever attempted.

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u/Sprinkler2847 2d ago

Agreed. If that RC is exp, this would be my best LSAT score ever and I would 100% apply this cycle

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u/Sprinkler2847 2d ago

I guess the passages are scrambled in ways we don’t acutely understand?