Extremely common Mr. Fat Cat W.

The LSAT writers bring a real "I know this question is hard but lets needlessly make it harder" vibe to the function that nobody appreciates lol

"I cast Ghost of Strife!" -Yugi, probably

I have seen this addressed by people in previous posts, but these explanations are needlessly long/complex. Seeing what couldve made wrong answers right is extremely obtuse and unecessary. While detail is great in some scenarios, we are going to get an average of 1 and a half minutes per question and lessons on how to go through this process in a time efficient manner and how to actually apply this to to the actual test would be greatly appreciated. We are not going to have 10 minutes per question to go through complex logical equations.

I got it right but 1:17 being the target time on a 5/5 question is asinine lol.