On Mar 10, 2006, at 1:08 PM, Elliott C. Evans wrote:
Christopher H. wrote:
The Spock rule allows only objectively observable attributes of a
koan to be
relevant. Spock can't passively observe an obscured pyramid, so
they don't
exist.
Sorry to throw the rulebook at you, but it's only logical that Spock
would ask the master a question.
The Spock Rule assumes Spock *is* the master. Spock should be able
to correctly mark the koan, just looking at it, knowing no details of
its construction and using only what he can see.