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Okay, I read that and now I get it. Each live cell has at least three ancestors. Two or fewer of these ancestors come from a forbidden direction, so at least on
by DerekL 11y ago
Okay, I read that and now I get it. Each live cell has at least three ancestors. Two or fewer of these ancestors come from a forbidden direction, so at least one comes from an allowed direction. Among all of the ancestors from an allowed direction, arbitrarily choose one to be the “mother”. All of the other ancestors are called “fathers”. There's no requirement that a father has to come from a forbidden direction.
- xamuel 11y agoAhh you're right, I messed up when I typed the proof in my comment. Your explanation of it is A++