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provable

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A quick definition of provable:

Term: PROVABLE

Definition: Provable means that something can be shown to be true or correct. It is possible to provide evidence or proof to support the claim or statement being made.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: provable, adj. - able to be proven or demonstrated. Example: The theorem was provable using basic algebraic principles. Explanation: This means that the theorem could be demonstrated or proven using basic algebraic principles. The fact that it is provable means that there is evidence or a logical argument that supports its validity.

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badhorrormovie

11:44

WRONG ANSWER JOURNAL IS MY FAVORITE THING EVER

NemoPropheta

11:45

My favorite thing ever is film

badhorrormovie

11:48

i have letterboxd patron #kms ,,, but anyways i cannot speak more highly of wrong answer journaling it changed my lsat study life

NemoPropheta

11:50

damn you a boujie bitch

JupitersMoons

11:50

@ronniedoeslaw: i need to know more... you said she's unsupportive. could she just be scared that your life is about to change? Maybe she's worried she'll get left behind? I need more context

esoterica

11:50

what’s ur letterboxd I’ll add u

badhorrormovie

11:52

YAY letterboxd OOMFS!!! it's fLnalgirl !! :)

NemoPropheta

11:54

https://boxd.it/5Fa8H

NosyBeagle

11:57

@esoterica: sorry i was doing some work. I'm using Kaplan & LSAC Hub

badhorrormovie

11:58

me after rewatching the same movie and ignoring my watchlist: hahah nice

NosyBeagle

11:58

@NemoPropheta: I'm doing both. I have trouble with the timing of the section and also assumption questions.

NemoPropheta

11:59

Necessary assumptions were hard for me at first but idk something just clicked for me once I started reviewing, you’ll get there

NemoPropheta

12:00

@badhorrormovie: I was watching a movie every day until I started hyperfocusing on the LSAT, now Im burnt out and not focusing on anything

NosyBeagle

12:01

yeah I figured. this time is very learnable. I just have to keep going.

badhorrormovie

12:01

committing to memory the logical reasoning question types and these helped me: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lhO7Hcxmz7ndgVbBqNelA6Z5KCsxKPdK/view https://drive.google.com/file/d/15FK3ZmXbKlX7p67Skj4I0kE3EbUrXZpY/view

NosyBeagle

12:02

I meant this test** omg I talk while I type out words and my fingers do not listen to me lol

NosyBeagle

12:02

thanks for the charts. Im gonna save them

NemoPropheta

12:03

What helps me I think now is reading the stimulus first and trying to figure out what the argument is and what the weaknesses are before reading the question stem

NosyBeagle

12:04

Yes this is what I do. This has improved my score a little bit.

badhorrormovie

12:04

@NemoPropheta: that's so real. the post lsat burnout is so real. hopefully you can get a nice vacay or week of relaxing or whatever helps you clear the mind soon!!!

JupitersMoons

12:06

@NemoPropheta: not a fan of the Minecraft movie I see

JupitersMoons

12:07

@NemoPropheta: wait pride and prejudice 5 stars is so based

NosyBeagle

12:08

minecraft movie was an L. at best it's 3/5 stars

NemoPropheta

12:09

Pride and Prejudice (2005) is great, loved the book too

JupitersMoons

12:09

comfort movie fr

JupitersMoons

12:09

NGL all of your reviews are incredibly based i have an increased view of you internet stranger

NemoPropheta

12:09

Yeah except im lonely so its not very comforting

NemoPropheta

12:10

I do have excellent taste if I say so myself

NosyBeagle

12:11

i am also lonely. it's all good tho. all my exs are bums

badhorrormovie

12:12

watching p&p (2005) and jane eyre (2011) to distract myself from the fact emerald fennell is directing a wuthering heights adaptation

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