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    Challenges→The logical incompatibility thesis leads to the implausible implication that any game in which a rule is broken ends at the point of rule-breaking

    The logical incompatibility thesis holds that rule-breaking is incompatible with gameplaying

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    Another criticism that has been levelled against formalism is the apparently implausible implication of the logical incompatibility thesis that any game in which a rule is broken ends at the point at which the rule-breaking occurs. If rule-breaking is incompatible with gameplaying then any foul or accidental transgression of the rules would cause the game to end. For instance, a 100m sprint would cease when a runner makes a false start. A basketball game would terminate when a player commits a s

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