1. Every opponent becomes a changing problem-domain

A conventional problem does not normally redesign itself because you are solving it.

A cognitive opponent does.

They observe your method, infer your weaknesses, conceal information, alter tactics, and deliberately produce misleading evidence. This makes adversarial cognition a much denser learning-environment than static problem-solving.

The antaintelligent person must improve not just their answers but their answer-generation architecture.