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LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook · Yesterday · 6 min

Absence of Evidence: The LSAT Trap

This episode breaks down a classic Logical Reasoning mistake: treating something as false just because it has not been proven, whether that happens through weak evidence or the collapse of a bad argument. It also covers a fast recognition strategy for spotting the “sharp about face” in stimuli and a simple replacement test for eliminating answer choices. Show Notes The Absence of Evidence Fallacy | LSAT Study Blog - Blueprint Prep: https://blog.blueprintprep.com/lsat/flawctober-the-absence-of-evidence-fallacy/

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This episode breaks down a classic Logical Reasoning mistake: treating something as false just because it has not been proven, whether that happens through weak evidence or the collapse of a bad argument. It also covers a fast recognition strategy for spotting the “sharp about face” in stimuli and a simple replacement test for eliminating answer choices.

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