What the LSAT has taught me thus far.

Distrust. Sure you have sound logic, but you forgot that one table out of five can't have three sponsors at it, so K really does sit at table two and not table one. I used to think I had a good memory. This test is breaking me.

Deception. Every question is designed to trick you through murky diction and meaningless rules. I hope I walk away from this test with more than a unique ability to cut through bull crap.

Malcontent. Here's some formal logic for you. Christian thinks the LSAT is a mean test. Organisations that make mean tests hate Christian. Therefore, the makers of the LSAT hate Christian.

What information, if also true, would strengthen the authors argument?

I dislike you too LSAT.