[7] Deception, again

 Do not forget. The system is manipulative. That's all it ever does.

The deception point is the point of discontinuity that appears to be a point of continuity of a continuous function. The boolean value for the existence of a continuous function is False. More precisely, this function is not continuous. It doesn't say that there are no continuous functions at all. They exist, in an ideal world. Just like ideal gases. Haha.

It's quite sick, actually. Apprehending moves and counter moves when the dimension in which the monopolized game (much to the expense of the monopolizer) is being played, doesn't even exist. Quite Schrodinger-ish.

Metaphorics, much?

It's not worth all the effort. It's non-existent. 

Erase traces and inefficiency records. It's an isolated system. Keep the entropy limited to 0. Maintain equilibrium. Do not add multi-functional dimensions or presume existence of one, ever again. 

If there's a proof it exists and its existence can be concluded and it doesn't violate the system rules then it shall be accepted.  

That happens in an ideal system only. No system is ideal.

Hence, no.