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Such a satisfying result! However the example is confusing. "Because it is cloudy it will rain." Shouldn't that be the other way around (ie. rain implies the pr
by spyrja 1y ago
Such a satisfying result! However the example is confusing. "Because it is cloudy it will rain." Shouldn't that be the other way around (ie. rain implies the presence of clouds)?
- atoav 1y agoGiven that it can be cloudy and not rain, but (for the sake of the example) not rain without clouds¹ I would agree. ¹: in reality weather can be extremely weird sometimes. I had it rain without visible clouds before on the open field. I am pretty sure it was just very light and uniform fog I was inside of, that would count as a cloud technically, but one could argue..