neuroticimbecile wrote:
On Wednesday 12 November 2003 02:31 pm, Paolo Vanni M. Ve�egas wrote:
<snip>Given the case "it will not do": it will not do == true (1) not(it will not do) == not(true) => not(not(it will do) == not(true) Cancelling the double negatives in the case at the left, we get it will do == not(true) == false (2)
So asking "will it do?", which is a query as to whether or not the case that "it will do" is true, merits false (from (2)), so "no".
Hi There,
This thread is starting to veer off-topic, can we just stick to the technical part and skip the grammar/logic nitpicking?
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