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Proper Competition by Maclain Hunter
Authored by Maclain Hunter · first-party-authored · authored-foundational-record
Stored 4P source diagnostic: clear · finding no_violation_detected · admission admitted_provisionally. This intake result is separate from the theorem checks of the exact propositional sequent.
Proper Competition by Maclain Hunter:
P: □: REASON - the Standard of LOGIC.
Q: □: Alternative standards to REASON that DON’T cohere with LOGIC - as logical rules and the rule set of valid games/competitions MUST.
Proof:
PQ⎪P P↔¬Q╞(P&¬Q)→¬(¬P&Q)
TT⎪T TFFT TFFT TT FTFT
TF⎪T TTTF TTTF TT FTFF
FT⎪F FTFT FFFT TF TFTT
FF⎪F FFTF FFTF TT TFFF
(Valid)
Conclusion:
A ruleset determining victory must be logically coherent and cannot tolerate inconsistent limitations (ie - subjective answers being considered correct over objective answers in a trivia question based contest).
This extends to unfair or less limited entrants to competition (ie - men in women’s MMA).
Q.E.D.
Paraphrasing the Rule of Logic:
“You shall not disturb the absence of annihilation and or tolerate the destruction of Creation (and Construct/Logic)” - Maclain Hunter
Paraphrased Rule of Logic:
“Preserve the integrity of existence; do not permit the dissolution of Creation, Structure, or Logic.”
A third one I could add is:
“As Existence (or any part of it), do not work undermine Existence (or any part of it).”
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