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You get to explain the rules of the game set in one line: "Pick 3 cards, such that for none of the properties exactly two are the same." Not very advanced tho
by haruspex 10y ago
You get to explain the rules of the game set in one line:
"Pick 3 cards, such that for none of the properties exactly two are the same."
Not very advanced though.
- Chinjut 10y agoJust as well, "Pick 3 points comprising a line (in the four dimensional space over the three element field)"
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- Smaug123 10y agoThank you for posting this example! I've used something like this myself to describe Set, but it didn't occur to me when I wrote my comment on the OP. The notion that one can quantify over properties (not just concrete objects) is one that is not necessarily obvious to someone without mathematical training.