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The part that makes the assertion false is "...all of which are currently occupied." Moving n to n+1 only works when that restriction is lifted.
by leviself 14y ago
The part that makes the assertion false is "...all of which are currently occupied." Moving n to n+1 only works when that restriction is lifted.
- recursive 14y agoNo, because the people in n+1 simultaneously move to n+2. (and so on)