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The fact that you are transforming a constant, into other constants, should be clear there is an infinite way to transform that. And so on. Also it is not sim
by joshjje 9y ago
The fact that you are transforming a constant, into other constants, should be clear there is an infinite way to transform that. And so on. Also it is not similar in chess in that those equations that you derive from the starting one, are easily simplified back to the original one (or close to it).
- grondilu 9y agoI poorly chose my examples. There is a finite number of rules so for each step there is a finite number of possibilities. For integers for instance, the rule is in their definition, and there is only one. 2 is 1+1, 5 is 4+1 and so on. > are easily simplified back to the original one (or close to it). Not really. The counter-example being expansion of factors.