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The real flaw is that we've overloaded "no" to mean "zero" as well as the opposite of "yes". Without that ambiguity, the sentence would be fine (even if a comma
by oneeyedpigeon 4y ago
The real flaw is that we've overloaded "no" to mean "zero" as well as the opposite of "yes". Without that ambiguity, the sentence would be fine (even if a comma were still technically correct).