> this stretches the meaning of "truphy" and "falsy", which was invented to describe the extra coercions to true/false Do you have a citation for this? I’m lo

> this stretches the meaning of "truphy" and "falsy", which was invented to describe the extra coercions to true/false Do you have a citation for this? I’m looking for a source which doesn’t consider true to be truthy, or false to be falsy, and I’m not finding one.