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TFA will inform you of this though, it's intended to be a game of reasoning. Posting the answer is spoiling the fun for people who read the comments first
by nathanwh 6y ago
TFA will inform you of this though, it's intended to be a game of reasoning. Posting the answer is spoiling the fun for people who read the comments first
- vages 6y agoWhy isn't there a mechanism for hiding spoilers in your comments? I came to the comments to check whether my guess was right (it wasn't), and I'm very glad for the spoiler.
- Thorrez 6y agoYou don't need to come to the comments to check your guess, the website lets you check your guess yourself by clicking on the step. > See if you can figure out in which step the fallacy lies. When you think you've figured it out, click on that step and the computer will tell you whether you are correct or not, and will give an additional explanation of why that step is or isn't valid.
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- thaumasiotes 6y ago> it's intended to be a game of reasoning. Posting the answer is spoiling the fun for people who read the comments This is a very common example in math classes, though in my experience usually presented as a proof that "all horses are the same color".
- sdenton4 6y agoAll cats have nine tails... No cat has eight tails, and every cat has one more tall than no cat. Ergo...