[Chat Log] March 1, 2019

[Chase]

Turns out, the Angel can win with K=2.

 

[Chase]

I was thinking about... you know, VILE = Angel, ACME = Devil.

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

add to that the fact that, you know, reality has a Z axis.

 

[Chase]

Not now, Ken

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

Not up for it

 

[Eugene]

But the problem there treats them as single entities. I can't imagine how needlessly complex a proof one way or the other would be with M number of angels and N number of devils.

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

That is, unless the collective actions of two groups can still only amass the same amount of ground as can be covered in infinity

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

because, you know, infinity

 

[Chase]

The first rule to the Angel Problem is there are only 2 players.

 

[Eugene]

No, I don't know infinity.

 

[Chase]

The basis is 'infinity', meaning, the Angel always has somewhere to go.

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

Okay gene, here's a refresher. Infinity refers to any sequence of numbers in any order, rational or irrational.