Jessica Wynn

Yeah, complete nonsense.

The whole left brain, right brain thing is a myth that's been debunked for decades.

But it sounds scientific, so publishers still use it.

And then there's the bundling and upselling.

The book is just a funnel to get you to buy their expensive online courses, their secret question banks or their coaching packages.

There's all kinds of stuff like that.

And for grad school tests, it works because the stakes are so high.

You're not just trying to get into college.

You're trying to get into law school or med school or business school, which directly impacts your career and earning potential.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the LSAT crowd is particularly intense.

There's this whole Reddit community where people compare scores.

They share strategies.

They just obsess over which prep materials to use.

It's like a support group crossed with some insane competition.

The gold standard is the official LSAT prep tests, which is published by LSAC, the organization that makes the test.

So these are actual retired LSATs.

So you're practicing with the real questions.

Then you've got power score Bibles, logic game Bible, logical reasoning Bible, reading comprehension Bible.