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No, the unspoken preceding clause for that sign is "if you are speeding". i.e., "if you are speeding, then speed limit will be enforced." That's why I formula
by BaseballPhysics 3y ago
No, the unspoken preceding clause for that sign is "if you are speeding". i.e., "if you are speeding, then speed limit will be enforced."
That's why I formulated my silly example the way I did, but I guess I was being too subtle.