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LSAT Logic in Everyday Life

LSAT Logic in Everyday Life

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LSAT Logic in Everyday Life is a podcast series from The Princeton Review that applies the logic of the LSAT to analyze the flawed arguments in politics, advertisements, and conventional wisdom.
Tags: logic lsat test prep
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS PODCAST:
jh2036 - dorria - skipandersen
PAST SHOWS
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9/2/2008 | Download File (6.21 MB)
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8/20/2008 | Download File (6.68 MB)
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Listener Logic #12
8/11/2008 | Download File (19.64 MB)
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Alienated
8/1/2008 | Download File (4.49 MB)
This week, we look at arguments by authority as we discuss astronaut Edgar Mitchell's claim that aliens have visited Earth.
Ripe for the Picking Apart
7/9/2008 | Download File (4.89 MB)
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Patience, Patients
6/23/2008 | Download File (5.76 MB)
This week, scientists cloned one man's immune cells to help cure his melanoma. We look at ways in which the study can be built out to draw broad conclusions about the general cancer patient population.
Lessons From the Heart
6/16/2008 | Download File (5.78 MB)
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Hold the Phone
6/8/2008 | Download File (6.22 MB)
This week, we look at methodological flaws in studies purporting to demonstrate cell phone safety.
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Great for Anyone! 
LSAT Logic in Everyday Life discusses topical issues using applied logic as presented by the LSAT. You don't have to be preparing for the LSAT to think that this podcast is great fun.
Reviewed on 2/29/2008

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