>>14095358Me again. I'd like the answer D more than the answer A if the damn diagonal line in D were a tiny bit longer (maybe it's meant to be?).
Because then you could say the rule at each step along the row is "Keep two lines of the first column in place, and move the other two lines somewhere to get the second column. Then keep the two lines you just moved in place, and move the other two lines somewhere to get the third column."
In fact, we can make "move the two lines somewhere" much stronger. In each step, the two lines being moved are rotated separately the same amount so that a horizontal line becomes a vertical, a vertical line becomes horizontal, and a diagonal line changes the sign of its slope.
Hope that makes sense.
If you like my ideas, I hope I've shown that even a 105-IQ midwit can have a shining moment.
