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in {1, 0} representing true/false respectively, * is often used for 'and', and + for 'or'. So there may be a good interpretation if you can sort out what the pl
by tempguy9999 7y ago
in {1, 0} representing true/false respectively, * is often used for 'and', and + for 'or'. So there may be a good interpretation if you can sort out what the plus sign in x+iy means - is it an 'or', or something else? Good luck!
- abecedarius 7y agoBoole himself used '+' for 'or', but restricted himself as to when he was allowed to do it (i.e. there was no "true or true = true"; iirc it was Peirce and maybe others who came up with that).