This explains LSAT and AMD in context of a virtual or swipe keyboard. In both of those cases, the more common word (last/and) has two keyboard-adjacent letters

This explains LSAT and AMD in context of a virtual or swipe keyboard. In both of those cases, the more common word (last/and) has two keyboard-adjacent letters swapped. Edit: Whoops, AMD doesnt have N and M swapped within the word, it'd be M replacing N. My point still stands with LSAT, and I still argue they're in the same class of problem.