Aug 31, 2026 · 56 min · 11 segments
Cory is scoring in the low 160s, aiming for mid 170s, and about to leave for six months backpacking Europe. He wants to know how to hold his focus when people are shuffling around the testing center…
the thing, just to touch on it briefly, I think the thing that's lost with logic games is it was the most learnable part of the test.
Yeah, it was.
It was the thing that no one could do at the beginning because it's unlike anything you've done before.
And then it really does benefit with time and work, which the other sections do just to a lesser extent.
And so I think it like benefits...
That's
fair.
It tests something that should be tested, which is like the amount that you're willing to put in.
Yeah, I
don't know.
I feel like logic games are so irrelevant.
I mean, not that any of them are that relevant, but I feel like...
That's where you're wrong.
I don't know, man.
You're the person who's practiced the law, and you're telling me that you've never done a logic game to help yourself with a case?
I keep myself...
What is it? Like...
as I can't think of the words.
I clearly am not.
It's not sharp.
I'm giving myself a sharp.
You see my word? I'm
kind of interested if the LSAC will come up with something besides these two sections at some point in the future.
I wouldn't put it past them.
Is there actual speculation that they're cooking up a new section? No.
the thing, just to touch on it briefly, I think the thing that's lost with logic games is it was the most learnable part of the test.
Yeah, it was.
It was the thing that no one could do at the beginning because it's unlike anything you've done before.
And then it really does benefit with time and work, which the other sections do just to a lesser extent.
And so I think it like benefits...
That's
fair.
It tests something that should be tested, which is like the amount that you're willing to put in.
Yeah, I
don't know.
I feel like logic games are so irrelevant.
I mean, not that any of them are that relevant, but I feel like...
That's where you're wrong.
I don't know, man.
You're the person who's practiced the law, and you're telling me that you've never done a logic game to help yourself with a case?
I keep myself...
What is it? Like...
as I can't think of the words.
I clearly am not.
It's not sharp.
I'm giving myself a sharp.
You see my word? I'm
kind of interested if the LSAC will come up with something besides these two sections at some point in the future.
I wouldn't put it past them.
Is there actual speculation that they're cooking up a new section? No.
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