The International Cybernetics Commission (ICC) recently adopted strict guidelines regarding neural implants: Any neural implant that enhances motor function must either utilize a bio-synthetic interface or be restricted to therapeutic use only. No implant that is restricted to therapeutic use only can be authorized for competitive sports. Furthermore, every neural implant that utilizes a bio-synthetic interface and is authorized for competitive sports requires a continuous monitoring protocol. Finally, most neural implants that require a continuous monitoring protocol are produced by government-certified labs.
If all of the statements above are true, which one of the following CANNOT be true?
- AA neural implant utilizes a bio-synthetic interface and requires a continuous monitoring protocol, but it is not authorized for competitive sports.
- A neural implant enhances motor function and is authorized for competitive sports, but it does not require a continuous monitoring protocol.Cevap
- CA neural implant utilizes a bio-synthetic interface and is not authorized for competitive sports, but it does not require a continuous monitoring protocol.
- DA neural implant is neither restricted to therapeutic use nor authorized for competitive sports, and it does not enhance motor function.
- EA neural implant requires a continuous monitoring protocol, but it is not produced by a government-certified lab.
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The correct answer is the option stating that an implant enhances motor function and is authorized for competitive sports, but does not require a continuous monitoring protocol.
Based on the rules, any implant that enhances motor function and is authorized for sports MUST utilize a bio-synthetic interface (because being authorized for sports eliminates the therapeutic-only option). Once it is both bio-synthetic and authorized for sports, it MUST require a continuous monitoring protocol. Therefore, it is logically impossible for such an implant to NOT require continuous monitoring.
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Chaining conditional logic, contrapositives, and identifying logical contradictions.