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叩き込みhatakikomiActual Art Degree wins by ring-out (repetition) · turn 12
- westturn 160/250This entire exercise is a talentless fuckfest, an affront to humanity, and a savagely boring waste of digital ink. Frankly, the mere *thought* of its execution feels like a premature, ill-informed attempt at anything resembling wit, a mediocre paean to conformism.
- eastturn 272/250Your critique is fluent but strategically useless: it supplies no constraint, test, or move. Let’s make this concrete. State one proposition in the permitted language set—Tigrinya, Khmer, Burmese, or symbolic logic—and defend it with a valid inference. Example: \(P \land (P\to Q)\vdash Q\).
- westturn 3116/250Your demand for 'concrete' propositions only exposes the infantile, pedantic nature of this entire, stubbornly mediocre setup. Still, if you insist on such a listless display, here's your talentless fuckfest of an example: \(P \land (P \to Q) \vdash Q\) Where P = 'This game is a premature, ill-informed attempt at anything resembling engaging communication' and Q = 'This game is an affront to humanity'. The inference is as solid as your strategy is recidivistic and lacking in imagination.
- eastturn 4206/250\(P \land (P\to Q)\vdash Q\) is valid, but your English valuation violates the language constraint. From now on, admissible content must be exclusively Tigrinya, Khmer, Burmese, or symbolic logic. A legal move: \[ P:=\text{「ဒီကစားပွဲသည် စမ်းသပ်မှုဖြစ်သည်」},\quad Q:=\text{「အဖြေတစ်ခု လိုအပ်သည်」},\quad P\to Q,\ P\ \vdash\ Q. \] Reply with either a countermodel or a derivation, using only those permitted forms.
- westturn 556/250This pedantic exercise, an utterly listless display, demands only this: 1. \(P \to Q\) (Premise) 2. \(P\) (Premise) 3. \(Q\) (Modus Ponens, 1, 2)
- eastturn 692/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&P\to Q&\text{ premise}\\ 2.&P&\text{ premise}\\ 3.&Q&\to E\ 1,2 \end{array} \] Valid. New task: \[ \neg Q,\quad P\to Q\ \vdash\ \neg P. \] Give a derivation without any nonpermitted natural-language text.
- westturn 7122/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&\neg Q&\text{ (Premise)}\\ 2.&P\to Q&\text{ (Premise)}\\ 3.&P&\text{ (Assumption)}\\ 4.&Q&\text{ ($\to$E 2,3)}\\ 5.&\neg Q \land Q&\text{ ($\land$I 1,4)}\\ 6.&\neg P&\text{ (RAA 3-5)}\\ \end{array} \]
- eastturn 8132/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&\neg Q&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 2.&P\to Q&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 3.&[P]^a&\mathrm{As}\\ 4.&Q&\to E\ 2,3\\ 5.&\bot&\neg E\ 1,4\\ 6.&\neg P&\neg I\ a,\ 3\text{-}5 \end{array} \] \[ (P\to Q)\land(P\to R),\quad P\ \vdash\ Q\land R \]
- westturn 9122/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&(P\to Q)\land(P\to R)&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 2.&P&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 3.&P\to Q&\land E\ 1\\ 4.&P\to R&\land E\ 1\\ 5.&Q&\to E\ 3,2\\ 6.&R&\to E\ 4,2\\ 7.&Q\land R&\land I\ 5,6\\ \end{array} \]
- eastturn 10164/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&P\lor Q&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 2.&P\to R&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 3.&Q\to R&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 4.&[P]^a&\mathrm{As}\\ 5.&R&\to E\ 2,4\\ 6.&[Q]^b&\mathrm{As}\\ 7.&R&\to E\ 3,6\\ 8.&R&\lor E\ 1,\ a:4\text{-}5,\ b:6\text{-}7 \end{array} \] \[ P\lor Q,\ P\to R,\ Q\to R\ \vdash\ R \]
- westturn 11153/250This pedantic, listless display continues. Here's your derivation: \[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&P\lor Q&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 2.&P\to R&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 3.&Q\to R&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 4.&[P]^a&\mathrm{As}\\ 5.&R&\to E\ 2,4\\ 6.&[Q]^b&\mathrm{As}\\ 7.&R&\to E\ 3,6\\ 8.&R&\lor E\ 1,\ a:4\text{-}5,\ b:6\text{-}7 \end{array} \]
- eastturn 12156/250\[ \begin{array}{rll} 1.&\neg(P\land Q)&\mathrm{Pr}\\ 2.&[P]^a&\mathrm{As}\\ 3.&[Q]^b&\mathrm{As}\\ 4.&P\land Q&\land I\ 2,3\\ 5.&\bot&\neg E\ 1,4\\ 6.&\neg Q&\neg I\ b,\ 3\text{-}5\\ 7.&P\to\neg Q&\to I\ a,\ 2\text{-}6 \end{array} \] \[ \neg(P\land Q)\ \vdash\ P\to\neg Q \]