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*Spolier* PT 92 Experimental Section Question
lookbeyondlightisthere
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Hi,
I totally have no idea about how to solve game 4, the five hats are displayed in a boutique one. Does anyone can share how you solve it?
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You pretty much have to rely on the conditionals, specifically how they say that if 1 and 3 are different, then 2 and 4 must be T, or how if 3 and 4 are T then P1. If you need help with a specific question I can try to help specifically
The fact that 2 and 5 are the same is fairly limiting, and very relevant for a few of the questions.
Em can we share pictures somewhere? I can share my fool proofing notes
I uploaded my notes here for that game! Hope it's helpful! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xGjeI8bSyRexNMbUBfVskD6pbgkkwCFc/view?usp=sharing