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Add tag. Yes, one can use tags in an answer that have not been used in the question. Nice when you need it, like here.
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Guy Coder
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The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.


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The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.


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The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.


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Post Made Community Wiki by JNat
Added image because it took me a few mintues to figure out that one can create connectors (lines). If I saw this it would have been more apparent what to do.
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Guy Coder
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The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.


Example (think Visio)

enter image description here

The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.

The incredible proof machine is a game with a collection of theorems for classical propositional logic, classical first-order logic, and the simply typed lambda calculus.


Example (think Visio)

enter image description here

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