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Is Matt Peterson actually innocent?Matt Peterson (Graham Phillips/Anson Mount), the husband of Lori Peterson, appears to be Scarpetta's red herring. He's the guy Marino (Bobby Cannavale) suspected and punched, who runs a cultish grief farm (where Lucy inexplicably ends up in the finale — girl, wyd). But is he actually as innocent as he seems? Sure, he just happened to meet Gwen Hainey in a bar trying to bring his wife back to life with 3D-printed organs. But in episode 1, when a young Marino is interviewing a young Peterson, the suspect mentions one of the first things he noticed meeting Lori in college was her "contralto" voice. "Stopped me in my tracks," he says. "Its actual tone was perfection." Marino counters, asking, "You notice a thing like that, huh?" How did McCorkle choose his victims? Their voices. Still a red herring?
I personally don’t want to emphasize lambda or at least lambda with beta substitution. I’m more interested in other binders like sum, max, integral, forall, exists. de Bruijn shifting doesn’t persay have to do with beta reduction, it can just be part of what happens in terms with binders and variables while you’re doing substitution in them. You need to do it while manipulating sum expressions also, not just lambda.
Medium difficulty hints, answers for March 2 PipsNumber (10): Everything in this space must add up to 10. The answer is 5-4, placed vertically; 5-5, placed horizontally.