Hello and welcome to episode X of the Thinking Elsat

podcast. I'm in Los Angeles. I'm Nathan Fox with me in

Vienna, Virginia is Ben Olson and if you're hearing this it means that the

shit once again has hit the fan right then yeah because this is not a live or a current

episode this is being recorded in May of 2018 we're doing this in May of 2018. We're doing this in May of 2018. We're hoping we won't have to use it

anytime soon. We like to have an extra episode in the can just in case Ben gets struck by

lightning or you know something horrible happens.

So yeah if you're hearing this one or both of us might be dead but hopefully not.

We'll hopefully be back with you shortly

if one of us dies and then we just play the last episode it's like here

you go

uh... mom dad i know we had some had some problems during my lifetime, I know we had some arguments, but I love you both.

Okay, so today we are going to have a little bit of fun with the June 2007

El-Sat logic games. We've already discussed the entire test on previous episodes of the show.

We have discussed everything on the entire test except for the third and fourth logic game.

So today we're going to spend some time looking at Earth how long we take to talk about the first one. But this is the June 2007 L-Sat, which you can Google.

It is googlable.

If you Google June 2007 L-Sat,

you will immediately find a PDF of the June 2007 test. This was the actual official

L-Sat from June of 2007, and you can use it for diagnostic purposes, You can also use it for study purposes.

So we're looking at questions 11 through 17.

And I guess the first thing we would do is read all of this setup, I call it the setup and the rules yeah mhm that's why I call it you

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