I initially didn't choose D because "frequent stretching" wasn't mentioned in the stim.

ugh lsat writers are so sneaky >:-(

A was my first instinct but I doubted myself once again!! Agh!!

I wish I could open my skull and scratch my brain like the evil scientist in The Nightmare Before Christmas.

If we map out the second sentence, the contrapositive is AC A, so it's not vulnerable to criticism, it's actually correct.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't AC A just restating something that we already know? 🧍🏽‍♀️

omg omg omg that pesky "or" in the stimulus worked together with the "unless" and tricked me!!! so evil!!

girl i thought "divert" in this context meant distracting them or making them (the reader) think about something else. 🙄

@Sam LSAT writers gaslighting us smh

I automatically ruled out any answer choice that mentioned the Atlantic because I thought we are only concerned about the Pacific right now. 💔 Rookie mistake.

Is there a chance for Kevin to also create an explanation video for this question? I like how he slows it down and metaphorically holds my hand through the process, J.Y. goes at a much faster pace. Respect to both, though!

I hate that the LSAT writers get away with confusing me with all that weird terminology! Just a bunch of nonsense followed by nonsense lol.

"who cares what you use to buy dildos"

I hate the way this question was worded

I turned the 4th sentence into a conditional chain instead of a bi-conditional like Kevin did and I still go the right answer. Did anyone else do that or did I just get lucky?🧍🏽‍♀️

AC A felt too easy so I doubted it

AC rubbed me the wrong way because of the verb "questioning." I think "countering" would've been a better word, or even "disproving" because "questioning" just doesn't feel descriptively accurate. Anyone else relate?

This made my brain hurt

Why are people putting their entire reading process in the discussion section? I wanted to see what people thought about this specific question but they're yapping about their low res summaries. 😭

Reading AC A made me question my reading comprehension skills.

I appreciate that Kevin's video explanation goes into more detail and mentions some errors that I definitely made. Thank you!

I misread "only if" as a sufficient condition indicator, rookie mistake!! 😭

It's so embarrassing falling for the traps the LSAT writers lay out!!!

Evolution is such an interesting topic! Someone should do a study if interest in passage topic correlates with better scores.

"...excess of sophistication he observed not only in the later abstract expressionists but in some other pop artists" is why I thought AC D was wrong.