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autocracy

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A quick definition of autocracy:

An autocracy is a type of government where one person, called an autocrat, has all the power. This person has control over everything, including politics, money, society, and the military. There are no rules or laws that limit the autocrat's power. Sometimes, the military and police help the autocrat stay in power. People can rebel or take over the government in a coup to change the autocracy. An autocracy is different from a democracy, where many people share power, or an oligarchy, where a small group of people share power.

A more thorough explanation:

An autocracy is a type of government where one person, known as an autocrat, has complete and absolute power over all aspects of society. This includes political, economic, social, and military power. The autocrat is not limited by any laws or regulations, and their power is often maintained through the use of military and police forces.

Examples of autocracies include:

  • North Korea, where Kim Jong-un has complete control over the country and its citizens.
  • Saudi Arabia, where the ruling family has absolute power and controls all aspects of society.
  • China, where the Communist Party has complete control over the government and society.

These examples illustrate how in an autocracy, one person or group has complete control over a country and its citizens. There is no democracy or representation, and the people have no say in how the country is run. Autocracies can be overthrown through popular rebellion or a coup d'état, but they can also be difficult to remove from power.

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Calm down ellen
Prephrasing is one strategy and is key for the loophole system, but many more do not use it all
Takes time
11:04
in the buildup to my best score, I was taking 2-3 PTs a week, but I made sure to save the more modern ones for the months leading up
But when good, you should be able to read stimulus and know lsat well enough to basdically guess what the question will be and what the answer will be. Like you read the stem and go "this is so obvious a flaw question, it is variable B"
OMG vandy enough with the feelers i aint sending a LOCI
11:05
@PremiumFrequentCrane: fr. if you wait like 5 months to respond I'm not writing a loci lol
NosyBeagle
11:07
@esoterica: i think u talked about the wrong answer jounral yesterday and im gonna start doing that. thank you
@FrioJGenius: fr and WL to A is full sticker anyway lmfao and i aint begging
Also, not doing law anymore so no matter
@NosyBeagle: that is just asian bullshit. You dont need to type that shit out
11:10
I’m with one of the big companies and everyone there recommends prephrasing. Hardly Loophole-exclusive
LOL which one you are anon tell us
7Sage doesnt, for example.
11:10
The tutors do
Then they are idiots
11:11
Basically what you said, if you’re good you should have an intuition of the answer
NosyBeagle
11:11
asian bullshit?? dude what
It is one strategy students should be aware of, not authoritative
11:11
@PremiumFrequentCrane: private schools love doing that. No scholarship is an automatic no
@NosyBeagle: you will see as you be in this space more and more that wrong answer journal is an asisan school of thought, originating in 7sage's lsat as an esl student package
@FrioJGenius: well they can dance with someone else
At least in the contemporary online lsat space, obvs writing wrong answer journal is applicable to many things and has been forever, as ONE strat
11:13
It’s obviously not the only strategy! I just think it’s helpful for a lot of people and at least worth a shot to see if it benefits you. I got a 99th percentile score and never used a wrong answer journal or blind reviewed but I’m kind of a lazy bum and it does provide value for a lot of people
11:15
One thing I personally did that I think helped me a lot was using the 7sage drill setting where you can pick only answers you’ve gotten wrong before and redo them. Then you can see if you’re getting them wrong the same way again, different way, or getting them right
11:16
sometimes i wana retake a lsat to see if i still got it
11:16
omg id be mad as fuck if my score went up
11:17
wheres lama
11:18
sorry for being serious you guys i won’t do it again
11:19
I tried to retake in January and picked it up again studying very hard to see if I could hit mid to high 170s
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