A New Test for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
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The headline reads, “Breakthrough blood test finally confirms Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome.” As you might imagine, the story is far more complicated
than tha...
1 day ago
Just imagine that the rectangles (call them squares) are divided into dark and light squares as on a checkerboard. Moving an odd number of times will cause you to change color. Moving an even number of times causes you to keep your color.
ReplyDeleteAll he has to do is keep track of which color you are on and keep the squares contiguous.
You could make a similar argument that a concert pianist is just pushing the right key to corresponds to each note. Does that make the performance any less "magical?"
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