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7/26/2025, 3:52:28 PM
>>511417590
>he represents negation with ~ instead of ¬
At least we can agree that the tribar represents logical equivalence.
>>511417807
If you want to make the best use of causality with all its nuances, you need some familiarity with its associated logical operations. It helps to understand which side of material implication represents a sufficient condition, and which a necessary condition.
>he represents negation with ~ instead of ¬
At least we can agree that the tribar represents logical equivalence.
>>511417807
If you want to make the best use of causality with all its nuances, you need some familiarity with its associated logical operations. It helps to understand which side of material implication represents a sufficient condition, and which a necessary condition.
7/26/2025, 3:52:28 PM
>>22994572
>he represents negation with ~ instead of ¬
At least we can agree that the tribar represents logical equivalence.
>>22994576
If you want to make the best use of causality with all its nuances, you need some familiarity with its associated logical operations. It helps to understand which side of material implication represents a sufficient condition, and which a necessary condition.
>he represents negation with ~ instead of ¬
At least we can agree that the tribar represents logical equivalence.
>>22994576
If you want to make the best use of causality with all its nuances, you need some familiarity with its associated logical operations. It helps to understand which side of material implication represents a sufficient condition, and which a necessary condition.
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