I've found that a lot of "logic" problems on standardized tests like the LSAT or whatever are really just puzzles that force you to permute through the problem

I've found that a lot of "logic" problems on standardized tests like the LSAT or whatever are really just puzzles that force you to permute through the problem space and apply rules. I was able to do this pretty quickly when I discovered Prolog (very bored during covid). I've become convinced that there is likely at least one person employed in writing these tests that generated these questions with the same technique.