\k, (k = 0 /\ k + k =k) \/ ~(k + k = k)
She illusions this rather than saying it, because it seems like it'd be quite unpleasant to say and harder to tweak while speaking.
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\k, (k = 0 /\ k + k =k) \/ ~(k + k = k) She writes this rather than saying it, because it seems like it'd be quite unpleasant to say and harder to tweak while speaking. She writes it with Prestidigitation because she has better control and precision than a student and they ought to remember it. |