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Ir/Rational Redux

Complete, create and discredit arguments by selecting propositions and filling in the blanks. It’s a puzzle game based on propositional logic, and a graphic adventure all in one – only here you don’t so much need to escape the room as prove why you’d even want to.

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8 Littlegrey Comments:
    8.
    		July 26th, 2012 at 4:57 am COOLEEL says:

    My brain hurts. I haven`t even started grade 8 yet. You guys are too smart for me.
    7.
    		July 24th, 2012 at 11:53 pm Jeihot says:

    When it said it was not about finding the right answer but understanding the answers, I thought "yay multiple endings".

    IF there is no multiple endings THEN it was just about finding the correct answer.

    THEREFORE dissapointed.
    6.
    July 24th, 2012 at 10:31 pm Greenflame says:

    ADMIN, YOU ARE AN EVIL CRUEL HORRIBLE MAN!

    This game is EXACTLY how basic philosophy is taught in college using the logical argument.

    YOU'RE MAKING US LEARN!

    *cries horribly, loses all faith in admin*

    5.
    		July 24th, 2012 at 10:54 am DETHREAPER says:

    The point it that they're saying a perfect god doesn't exist. If the initial assumption's the same as the conclusion, the argument is flawed.
    4.
    July 24th, 2012 at 9:58 am Tero V says:

    L:

    This game is about sorting out logical relations between propositions. The propositions in the demonstrations need not be actually true (although they can be). Plus, wasn't the "perfect god" example used to demonstrate a circular argument?

    If your comment was a joke, then forgive me and ignore this scribble. :)

    3.
    		July 23rd, 2012 at 10:48 pm TheShadowZet says:

    Well, I was able to do it till the end.
    Then on the last one, it blowed my mind.
    so i took a guess and got it right first time, still no idea what it meant but hey, i'm dead now, got plenty of time to think.
    2.
    July 23rd, 2012 at 10:11 pm L says:

    A perfect god exists? What? There is no god, therefor, I immediately lost interest in this game.

    1.
    		July 23rd, 2012 at 9:01 pm Antenna_Head says:

    Redux decides in the end that they both sound like fun. That is Redux's opinion. If you are in Christ death sounds like fun.
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