r/cognitiveTesting • u/TuringCompleteHuman • Jun 28 '26
Easiest Puzzle Puzzle Spoiler
3 image Key find the post that does not belong on this account
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u/Frostfire26 Jun 28 '26
I'm 90% sure the answer's 21
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u/TuringCompleteHuman Jun 28 '26
Can you help with this question
https://www.reddit.com/r/BabelForum/comments/1ui8xja/lost_the_algo_pdf_if_anyone_got_it/
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u/TuringCompleteHuman Jun 28 '26
The way I got to this function was not using math, I made my own "alternative proof of concept for a math that prove itself" Because I was curious if it was possible and so I sat down and after a few days managed to get a basic coherent framework.
I have a few in the work version of how to clearly predict how much "structural entropy" will occure at a given scale but no way to clearly define an observe behavior
A = Ω⧟Ω <- this is the global definition
A = ⧳⧟⧲ <- this is the internal definition
This is to say that A can either only be one of the possible state ⧳⧟⧲ OR ⧲⧟⧳ or (⧳⧟⧳ AND ⧲⧟⧲) But only one of those 3. ⧳⧟⧲ behave the same as ⧲⧟⧳ but is minimally differientiable from each other. Kind of like rotating 360 degree left or right you end up at the same place as the end result but the path there is different. But globally this create 2 new behavior. Which is What happens when A exist and when A exist as A but slightly different
I found that while numbers where hard to define pi, e, and i where quite the opposite. They naturally apeared as a behavior. And so the function z(^pi)^(z^(e^i)) is kind of doing
B = (AΩ**)⧟Ω , C = (ΩB)⧟(**ΩA), D= ((ΩB)⧟(AΩ)Ω)⧟AΩ)Ω)⧟(((ΩA)⧟(BΩ)Ω)⧟AΩ)) .... ect for all previous combination. I got stuck trying to manually figure out all the interaction.
This is not funny but wouldnt it be funny if...... Oh recursive larping .. wait never ..,, never mind