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To Succeed on LSAT Test Day → Learn to Diagram

  • August 15, 2012

If you want to have a successful LSAT test day, you need to learn to diagram. There are lots of ways I could say the same thing: Only if you learn to diagram will you succeed on LSAT test day,…

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LSAT Flaws I Experienced on My European Vacation

  • August 9, 2012

I recently got back from a three-week European vacation, a trip filled with magic and wonderment and standoffish northern Europeans. It’s a land of picturesque fjords, rugged alps, and an abundance of LSAT logical fallacies. LSAT logical fallacies such as……

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LSAT Fallacy Watch: Mitt Romney and His Taxes

  • July 26, 2012

As we’ve discussed before, fallacies aren’t just related to the LSAT. They’re all around us. Every day you can see bad reasoning, whether it be in advertising, in politics, or on the news. Many of these arguments look like they…

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Geraldo Rivera’s Questionable Reasoning in the Trayvon Martin Case

  • March 27, 2012

[youtube]8efXsrGdedk[/youtube] Geraldo Rivera’s Questionable Reasoning in the Trayvon Martin Case The much-publicized death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin took an interesting twist when Geraldo Rivera pronounced in an interview on “Fox and Friends” last week that “I think the hoodie…

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Spend the Holiday with Some Presidential LSAT Flaws

  • February 21, 2012

It’s Presidents’ Day, which means a day off for the lucky ones among us. Since our business here at Blueprint is the LSAT, it’s also the perfect time to look at some President-related logical fallacies. The official federal holiday is…

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Down! Set! LSAT Logical Fallacies at the Super Bowl! Hike!

  • February 3, 2012

Super Bowl XLVI, also known as “Super Bowl Extra Large Six,” is a mere three days away. You have exactly that much time to fly to Las Vegas and lay down your savings on the Giants, the Patriots, the over,…

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Finding LSAT Flaws in Real Wife

  • January 24, 2012

Being both an LSAT instructor and a married man can be pretty hard. Trying to use logic with a woman is already hard enough, but a married woman? Think there’ll be fallacies? Brother, you don’t know the half of it.…

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Viva Las Vegas: The City of LSAT Flaws

  • January 19, 2012

I recently spent a few days in Vegas. What I learned was that, while what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, what happens in Vegas will also cause you to score poorly on the LSAT. Sin City is also the…

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Nothing Puts You in the Holiday Spirit Like LSAT Diagramming

  • December 20, 2011

Knowing how to identify and diagram conditional relationships is necessary for doing well on the LSAT (That is, If Do Well on LSAT -> Know how to Diagram); they are seen throughout Logical Reasoning. If you misrepresent one of these…

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Tackling Some LSAT Fallacies in the NFL

  • November 16, 2011

Watching the NFL can be an annoying pastime for anyone familiar with the LSAT. Commentators, prognosticators and whoever Frank Caliendo is portraying that week can’t help but make fallacious leaps and bounds in their analysis and predictions. Sometimes it’s as…

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