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Great point and well said. Except I'd add that the LSAT is heavily focused on deductive, formal logic (particularly the logic puzzles section) and most of the r
by hobbyjogger 10y ago
Great point and well said. Except I'd add that the LSAT is heavily focused on deductive, formal logic (particularly the logic puzzles section) and most of the rest is semantics. That's very removed from what lawyers actually do (which I think you described well, it's just that the LSAT isn't very representative of that).
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- posterboy 10y ago> well said > preposition It's called proposition, so I take that as evidence for a complete lack of familiarity with the topic of logic. > Except ... except the point is completely wrong but for the exemplary sentiment, that some interpreters of law don't even pretend to be reasonable.