Alan is very young red and kind, however he's green, nice and cold as well. Gary is green, which is a possible explanation for why he is so nice. A person with a rough quality is also a person with a blue quality. A person with big hair and rough lips is certainly young and jaded. Color anybody red and blue, then make them rough, and they will surely be round. I have noticed that nice people that are green and blue are often round-shaped. Young cold individuals are usualyy rough.
Alan is young.
("Alan" "is" "young" "+")
Alan is red.
("Alan" "is" "red" "+")
Alan is nice.
("Alan" "is" "nice" "+")
Alan is kind.
("Alan" "is" "kind" "+")
Alan is green.
("Alan" "is" "green" "+")
Alan is cold.
("Alan" "is" "cold" "+")
Gary is nice.
("Gary" "is" "nice" "+")
Gary is green.
("Gary" "is" "green" "+")
If someone is rough then they are blue.
((("someone" "is" "rough" "+")) -> ("someone" "is" "blue" "+"))
If someone is rough and big then they are young.
((("someone" "is" "rough" "+") ("someone" "is" "big" "+")) -> ("someone" "is" "young" "+"))
If someone is blue and rough and red then they are round.
((("someone" "is" "blue" "+") ("someone" "is" "rough" "+") ("someone" "is" "red" "+")) -> ("someone" "is" "round" "+"))
If someone is nice and green and blue then they are round.
((("someone" "is" "nice" "+") ("someone" "is" "green" "+") ("someone" "is" "blue" "+")) -> ("someone" "is" "round" "+"))
If someone is young and cold then they are rough.
((("someone" "is" "young" "+") ("someone" "is" "cold" "+")) -> ("someone" "is" "rough" "+"))
Gary is nice.
True
1
proof
[(triple7)]
("Gary" "is" "nice" "+")
triple7
Alan is not cold.
False
1
inv-proof
[(triple6)]
("Alan" "is" "cold" "-")
triple6
Alan is rough.
True
3
proof
[(((triple1 triple6) -> rule5))]
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int1))
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int1
Alan is not rough.
False
3
inv-proof
[(((triple1 triple6) -> rule5))]
("Alan" "is" "rough" "-")
((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int1))
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
True
4
proof
[(((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1))]
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int2))) -> (rule1 % int1))
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int1
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int2
Alan is not blue.
False
4
inv-proof
[(((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1))]
("Alan" "is" "blue" "-")
((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int2))) -> (rule1 % int1))
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int1
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int2
Alan is round.
True
7
proof
[(((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1)) -> rule4) OR ((((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1) ((triple1 triple6) -> rule5) triple2) -> rule3))]
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2))) -> (rule4 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
((((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2)) ((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3)) triple2) -> (rule3 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
Alan is not round.
False
7
inv-proof
[(((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1)) -> rule4) OR ((((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1) ((triple1 triple6) -> rule5) triple2) -> rule3))]
("Alan" "is" "round" "-")
((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2))) -> (rule4 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
((((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2)) ((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3)) triple2) -> (rule3 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
Dave is not round.
Unknown
inv-rconc
[@1: Dave is round.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (rule3 <- FAIL)]]
("Dave" "is" "round" "-")
Gary is rough.
Unknown
rconc
[@1: Gary is rough.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (rule5 <- FAIL)]]
("Gary" "is" "rough" "+")
Dave is not blue.
Unknown
inv-rconc
[@2: Dave is blue.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (rule1 <- rule5 <- FAIL)]]
("Dave" "is" "blue" "-")
Dave is rough.
Unknown
rconc
[@1: Dave is rough.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (rule5 <- FAIL)]]
("Dave" "is" "rough" "+")
Dave is not big.
Unknown
inv-random
[@0: Dave is big.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (FAIL)]]
("Dave" "is" "big" "-")
Bob is kind.
Unknown
random
[@0: Bob is kind.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (FAIL)]]
("Bob" "is" "kind" "+")
Bob is not nice.
Unknown
inv-random
[@0: Bob is nice.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (FAIL)]]
("Bob" "is" "nice" "-")
Dave is cold.
Unknown
random
[@0: Dave is cold.[CWA. Example of deepest failure = (FAIL)]]
("Dave" "is" "cold" "+")
@0: Alan is cold.[(triple6)] Alan is green.[(triple5)] Alan is kind.[(triple4)] Alan is nice.[(triple3)] Alan is red.[(triple2)] Alan is young.[(triple1)] Gary is green.[(triple8)] Gary is nice.[(triple7)] @1: Alan is rough.[(((triple1 triple6) -> rule5))] @2: Alan is blue.[(((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1))] @3: Alan is round.[(((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1)) -> rule4) OR ((((((triple1 triple6) -> rule5)) -> rule1) ((triple1 triple6) -> rule5) triple2) -> rule3))]
Alan is cold.
("Alan" "is" "cold" "+")
triple6
Alan is green.
("Alan" "is" "green" "+")
triple5
Alan is kind.
("Alan" "is" "kind" "+")
triple4
Alan is nice.
("Alan" "is" "nice" "+")
triple3
Alan is red.
("Alan" "is" "red" "+")
triple2
Alan is young.
("Alan" "is" "young" "+")
triple1
Gary is green.
("Gary" "is" "green" "+")
triple8
Gary is nice.
("Gary" "is" "nice" "+")
triple7
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int1))
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int2))) -> (rule1 % int1))
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int1
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int2
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
((triple3 triple5 ((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2))) -> (rule4 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
((((((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3))) -> (rule1 % int2)) ((triple1 triple6) -> (rule5 % int3)) triple2) -> (rule3 % int1))
Alan is round.
("Alan" "is" "round" "+")
int1
Alan is blue.
("Alan" "is" "blue" "+")
int2
Alan is rough.
("Alan" "is" "rough" "+")
int3
Alan is very young red and kind, however he's green, nice and cold as well.
Gary is green, which is a possible explanation for why he is so nice.
A person with a rough quality is also a person with a blue quality.
A person with big hair and rough lips is certainly young and jaded.
Color anybody red and blue, then make them rough, and they will surely be round.
I have noticed that nice people that are green and blue are often round-shaped.
Young cold individuals are usualyy rough.