Circle/Slash Bootcamp

Test 78, Game 1 — Special project

Test 74, Game 3 — Rugs

Test 65, Game 3 — Luncheon

If there’s time

Test 73, Game 4 — Bouquets

Highlights

Demon Teacher Matt started Circle/Slash Bootcamp with an introduction to LSAT Demon’s approach to making worlds. The purpose of making worlds is to eliminate rules. Baking the rules into a diagram allows you to eliminate them from your thought process.

Matt introduced the Circle/Slash method as a tool to solve In/Out Games. Guiding the class, Matt showed how the rules Test 78, Game 1 — Special project can easily be baked into worlds using Q and R. Matt let the class take a shot at Test 74, Game 3 — Rugs before letting the circle/slash method and a few picky colors guide the way. Finally, Matt used five worlds to show that Test 65, Game 3 — Luncheon can be made simple by diagramming who can play with who and applying one rule at a time.

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