denis_berthier wrote:There's ZERO OR-branching in whips or braids.
True -- as long as they're used as contradiction chains/nets. That's how I originally thought you viewed and found them, so there was no question about it.
If you don't agree with this, you have to exhibit OR-branching in my definitions, not in your imagination, where definitions and ways of finding patterns are alll mingled.
Oh, I totally agree that your definitions don't have OR-branching. That just happens to be totally irrelevant to the current discussion which has been about
finding those patterns all along. Nothing is mingled in my mind, thank you very much.
This discussion started when you said that you actually find your chains without locking a target, which surprised both myself and Robert. It naturally led to the question how you do it, by both of us, because it's far from obvious in the case of z-patterns.
You have now repeatedly failed to answer that question. Yes, we know that you start with partial whips, but that's as far as you've explained. So, once more:
SpAce wrote:If you disagree, please show us exactly how you think it can be done.