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puzzling.stackexchange.com /1 month ago

The optimal way to torment perfect logicians

Three mathematicians (and therefore, perfect logicians) Alice, Bob and Charlie, hoping to come up with a fresh twist on a classic puzzle, conjure up two new operations: $\oplus$ an...

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /1 month ago

The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever: use "Does 'da' mean 'yes'?" to identity a non-random

I think I have found an alternative solution to Boolos' "The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever". Proposed solution Ask each of the three individuals the same yes/no question: "Does 'da' me...

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /1 month ago

The World's Hardest Puzzle ... with more Gods and a twist of perspective

(This is an entry in the topic challenge for August) UPDATE: You suddenly remember from your Deital Ethics Class that gods are only obligated to answer questions which have a clear...

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medium.com /1 month ago

Algo(36/40)Formalizing Intelligence: The Triad of Logic, Discovery, and Proximity (1965–1967)

The mid-1960s marked a distinct phase shift in the history of Artificial Intelligence. The field moved away from the abstract “imitation…Continue reading on Medium »

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /2 days ago

A deductive sequential puzzle

This puzzle challenges players to deduce the precise alignment of a linear sequence (displayed in the cartouche) mapped into a continuous circle. Because displaying the exact numer...

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englishgrammar.org /2 weeks ago

Modals of Deduction in the Present Exercise

B2 Upper-Intermediate; focus: modals of deduction in the present.

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