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Most of the rules of chess are trivial and thus should be deducible from observing less than one complete game. Rare things like castling might take a couple o
by dreamcompiler 8y ago
Most of the rules of chess are trivial and thus should be deducible from observing less than one complete game. Rare things like castling might take a couple of games.
Love and politics have rulesets that are many orders of magnitude more complex; so complex that we don't even know how to write them all down.
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- YeGoblynQueenne 8y ago>> Most of the rules of chess are trivial and thus should be deducible from observing less than one complete game. Rare things like castling might take a couple of games. You'd think so. Try googling "chess rules induction".