Re: Or Best Offer: a misleading--and dishonest--phrase

[Mark Roberts]

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>I'm glad you noted the smiley, Mark.
>
>For the record:
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>In language theory, there are two kinds of OR:
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>1. exclusive, or alternative:
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>2. includive, or Boolean: 

Yup, I'm aware of the difference between inclusive and exclusive
OR statements. I was taught in school that Boolean OR statements
could be either inclusive or exclusive. Electronic logic
diagrams have different symbols for inclusive and exclusive OR
gates and the Boolean symbology used for describing logic
circuits has different symbols for them.
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