This is an example of a @meta Bongard Problem that sorts itself left, and would still sort itself left after the sides in the title were switched.

That is, this BP is tagged the keyword @left-self and so would its flipped version be.

See also the keyword @feedback for chains of meta Bongard Problems that eventually form loops.

This is an example of a meta Bongard Problem that sorts itself left, and would still sort itself left after the sides in the title were switched.

That is, this BP is tagged the keyword @left-self and so would its flipped version be.

This is an example of a meta Bongard Problem that sorts itself left, and would still sort itself left after the sides in the title were switched.

That is, this BP is tagged the keyword "left-self" (left-BP517) and so would its flipped version be.

Bongard Problem is the beginning of a chain of meta Bongard Problems containing meta Bongard Problems on the left side that eventually ends in BP1 vs. not so.

Bongard Problem is the beginning of a chain of meta Bongard Problems containing meta Bongard Problems as positive examples that eventually ends in BP1 vs. not so.

Meta Bongard Problem is the beginning of a chain of meta Bongard Problems containing meta Bongard Problems as positive examples that eventually ends in BP1 vs. not so.

Aaron David Fairbanks