@grins and @megahertz13 will take the 2026 TSTST, and they are likely to use the method of moving points (mmp) to solve problems. However, this method is highly prone to error and fakesolve. Resolves YES if either one of them fakesolves a TSTST geometry problem with this method, and NO if neither of them fakesolve. N/A if somehow neither of them take the 2026 TSTST. See https://manifold.markets/grins/will-i-solve-a-tstst-problem-with-m for a similar market.
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@E142 The answer is simple. I will not submit a fakesolve MMP solution because it is fake. I may submit a real MMP solution, or no MMP solution at all.
@E142 Simple. If I believe that I have an MMP solution, I will write it out carefully and in detail. It will be very obvious if I misapply some lemma or make a mistake in my movement. Fakesolving MMP problems is easy to avoid.