For arguments in the LSAT, would arguments always be in first person of the author?

Or would there third-person arguments like "some scientists claim X.... But historians claim Y" and focus on the historians point of view?

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Hi I would love to join as well!

I'm having a tough time with just reading everything. I have to back track like 15 times to just grasp what the stimulus and choices are saying. And I have to read it slowly. I spend like 20 minutes on a question, no matter how short it is. Is this normal?

I didn't have time to look at the answers choices fully because I spent time reading the stimulus carefully. I had 14 seconds left to answer when I didn't finish reading the stimulus.

Are there any tips to get through the stimulus while understanding it more quickly? I feel like if I read quicker, I don't retain the information of the stimulus.