> Maybe a simple metaphor for what TLA+ can be used for would be to think of a "game" consisting of a "board" and "moves", and then exploring what game states c

> Maybe a simple metaphor for what TLA+ can be used for would be to think of a "game" consisting of a "board" and "moves", and then exploring what game states can be reached? Hmm... A "board" with "moves" sounds an awful lot like the first part of a Turing Machine...