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**1. There is a rule on what you can <i>start doing</i> at any given time. We'll call this Rule A. Rule A says that at any moment, you can start doing one miraculous action, one mundane action, or one of each. | **1. There is a rule on what you can <i>start doing</i> at any given time. We'll call this Rule A. Rule A says that at any moment, you can start doing one miraculous action, one mundane action, or one of each. | ||
**2. When you initiate actions like that, you can only do them for a moment, or you can <i>keep</i> doing them. This is called sustaining. | **2. When you initiate actions like that, you can only do them for a moment, or you can <i>keep</i> doing them. This is called sustaining. | ||
| β | **3. There is a rule that you can only <i>be doing</i | + | **3. There is a rule that you can only <i>be doing</i? up to two actions at a time. We'll call this Rule B. Rule B does not care what the types of the actions are. |
**4. Therefore, if you want to be doing two miraculous actions at once, you can't start all at once. First you have to start sustaining the first action, and then later on start the second action. | **4. Therefore, if you want to be doing two miraculous actions at once, you can't start all at once. First you have to start sustaining the first action, and then later on start the second action. | ||
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