This entire LR section kicked my ass, but I found this passage particularly difficult. Could not for the life of me figure out what the passage or answer choices were trying to say

nasty. very nasty.

worst written stimulus of all time award goes to... PT138.S3.Q20!! Everybody give it up for PT138.S3.Q20!

This passage was straight demon spawn. Not even a terribly hard read but almost impossible to figure these questions out with the time remaining after having sorted through all the jargon in the passage itself.

This was the only question I missed in this section... honestly just gonna give myself the 100%.

Refuse to believe anyone could figure this out in under 60 seconds. Econ majors maybe? I know the specific topics of questions shouldn't (in theory) be a hinderance to getting it correct, but this stim might as well have been a foreign language to me.

same here. started to feel a bit confident hitting the -5 and -4 range, this one slapped me in the face with a -9. Cruising for most of the test then a whole row of level 4/5 questions tear me apart. Just nasty

Chose D and it pissed me off. That is all.

"Am I missing something? I must be missing something... It can't be D it has never once been that simple... What the hell all the premises are valid and the conclusion follows?? I'm missing something I must be..." If you had similar mental gymnastics, welcome to the club. The LSAT has broken my brain and forced me to always suspect a trap and ignore the obvious.

Almost chose B here but talked myself out of it because, well, it seemed too straightforward. Only now in review I see 16% correct?? Would have been in elite company...

Picked C even while knowing that it was probably wrong. I get why D is correct but I still don't accept it.

Wow I'm a dumbass. Completely missed the word "SAME" in answer choice A so I picked it. I even looked at C and said "yeah probably could be that too, but A seems right in line with the stimulus".

So if E read "Anyone who believes in unicorns believes in centaurs. But it has been conclusively proven that there is no such thing as a centaur, so a belief in unicorns is mistaken as well." would that be correct? Is it just reliant on the ordering of what people believe in?

no words. At least I know what preponderance means now??? straight from the depths of hell type of question...