Don’t have time for a fully explanatory post right now; I just wanted to get something on here so that the new blog doesn’t stagnate before it’s even started. So here’s a bullet-point-form introduction:

• Zendo is a game where players try to guess the Master’s secret rule by probing it with examples.
• Inductive logic is… the same thing, really, except generalised to not necessarily include players, a Master, or… plastic pyramids.
• Doing either of these things algorithmically is, in general, hard. But in an interesting way.

Also: colours!