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Correct. Common source of confusion/trickery/divergence between ordinary language and formal logic. Edit: Logically speaking, the following two are equivalent
by Certhas 2y ago
Correct.
Common source of confusion/trickery/divergence between ordinary language and formal logic.
Edit: Logically speaking, the following two are equivalent:
They married and had kids.
They had kids and married.
- mewpmewp2 2y agoAlso I think sometimes children will realize a logic gap there and so they will try this funny trickery where they will make statements like these, which technically are true, but imply something totally otherwise to others. Which I find very interesting and kind of speaks to ability and inventiveness of children to think outside the box. Parents may find it annoying or dismiss it, but I think it is great.
- rcxdude 2y agovacuous truths are indeed a useful form of half-truth if you are aiming to deceive.
- JadeNB 2y ago> Edit: Logically speaking, the following two are equivalent: Depends on your logical system! There are temporal logics to allow one to capture logically the difference between the two.