User:Jshflynn/Ideas:Tautological sequence

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Definition

Vague idea now. Will formalise it later.


Let these be propositional variables:


$v_1, v_2, v_3,...$


Then consider the sequence:


$v_2 \implies v_1, v_3 \implies (v_2 \implies v_1), v_4 \implies (v_3 \implies (v_2 \implies v_1)),...$


The Truth-False ratio of the successive terms approaches 1. That of a tautology.


This then is a tautological sequence and I call the rule:


$x_{n+1} = v_{n+1} \implies x_n$


Something. I don't know yet. Like I said, vague idea.