The discussion centers around a complex logical puzzle involving three gods, with participants analyzing its structure and implications. One participant expresses confusion over the use of "iff" (if and only if), questioning its necessity and the assumption that "Rome is in Italy," noting the existence of a Rome in New York. Another contributor, a computer science major, shares their approach using XOR instead of XNOR, highlighting the flexibility in solving the puzzle. They critique the original problem's limitations on the number of questions, arguing that it should focus on the number of responses instead. There is also a debate about the assumptions regarding the truthfulness of the False god in relation to compound propositions. The conversation reflects a deep engagement with logical reasoning and the nuances of the puzzle's formulation.
So Trib's right...
