DashiellBibler
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Goal score: 180
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1L START YEAR
2026
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DashiellBibler
Wednesday, Jul 23, 2025
@EmilyRose A few of these hearted replies were helpful, but this one really blew it open for me. Thank you!
The (Necessary = "Must be true for it") and the (Sufficient = Enough to cause it) were extremely helpful!!
DashiellBibler
Tuesday, Jul 22, 2025
@LisetteNevarez Given a different context, linguistically you're not wrong haha.
@Nickgigs Hey Nick!
I struggled with this this until someone pointed out the format for the "Lawgic" conditions was:
Sufficient --> Necessary
For example, #1 in this Skill Builder uses the conditional logic of:
Microscopic Organisms --> Must be capable of feeling pain
Being a microscopic organism is sufficient to be capable of feeling pain. However it is not necessary, as there could be other things like humans, or dogs, or cats, that are capable of feeling pain (though they are not included in this Question 1).