Declaration of Victory: You never know your luck until you try it
Has been open for 12 hours with an unanimity in favour, including the Emperor. Enacted by Kevan.
Adminned at 04 Aug 2015 20:35:08 UTC
The rule “Classical Conditioning” says that a Rat may carry out a Conditioned Action, which is “any action that they have successfully carried out at least five times prior to the Conditioned Action being carried out”. It also says that a Conditioned Action has no other preconditions.
Therefore, on the grounds that I have successfully achieved victory five times in the past, my Conditioned Action for today is to achieve victory again.
I suspect that this will turn on whether “achieving victory” is considered an action or not. My argument: “to achieve” is an active verb, and in the absence of a formal definition that seems to be the only qualifying factor.
Kevan: he/him