I would love to hear from anyone who has some new insight on this one.
The thing that stands out to me about this statement is the fact that we seem to be playing with “binary” numbers, and that means we’re using the same binary logic we use to figure out the truth value of 0x0==0x1. That makes me think of a binary logic game where each row has a different value (for example, 0x00 is true every single time, 0x01 is true every time, 0x10 is true every time, etc).
I think the binary logic we do use in the game is a result of our “truth” and “false” being two different levels of abstraction (which are just different ways of describing the same concept) and we have to use two different systems to figure out what they mean. I was going to use a binary logic game, but I think I’ll go with the truth, false, and 0x1 to demonstrate that.
That sounds really confusing, but it’s really not. It’s just a way of representing the binary logic of the game. It’s the same thing as the “true/false” binary logic used in the game.
The more you look at the game, the more confused you become. The reality is that its the same thing as the game, and I think that’s the reason why I think its a better way to represent the truth.
I mean, even a little bit of background noise on the back of my mind can make this a bit more difficult.
0x0 is the game’s 0x1 symbol. It’s a bit like a bitmap, so it’s not a real image.0x1 is a bitmap.0x0 is a bitmap.0x1 is a bitmap.0x0, if you look at it that way, makes it much clearer. 0x1 is just a symbol.0x1 is just a symbol.
I think the problem with the bitmap is that the 0x1 is a bitmap. 0x0 is not a bitmap, but if you look at it that way, it is a bitmap, so 0x1 is a bitmap, but 0x0 is not a bitmap. I think we could probably use 0x1 as a bitmap, but 0x0 is a bitmap so it does a bit of a disservice to it.
& means “of the form & 1/2,” and 0x1 means “of the form 1/2.” So 0x1 is the same as 0x0, which is the same as 0x1. 0x0 is the same as 0x1, which is the same as 0x0. 0x1 is the same as 0x0, which is the same as 0x1.
It’s a pretty awesome story, but it takes away from the fact that we’re not going to have much time for a lot of fun scenarios.
