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Comment #20184739
I understand the idea of {} that you talk about, but I don't know how it works in the context of logical reasoning. Can you give examples on how it interacts with the other 4 value…
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Comment #20181995
It takes time for me to find and try understanding the materials you mentioned. I'm unlikely to have a meaningful reply to your comment anytime soon. Let me just thank you here :)
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Comment #20181828
The abstraction you mentioned isn't really similar to what I mentioned in parent. INVALID would be like X, I guess, but there is no counterpart of Z in the logic I used daily. None…
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Comment #20181768
Yes, I use INVALID for scenarios where "p" is unsatisfiable, as well as scenarios where I encounter other types of nonsense sentences. For example, "the uppercase is having a daydr…
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Comment #20181716
Yep. I use INVALID in many different scenarios. One type of the scenarios is like encountering someone saying "the uppercase is having a daydream" in a serious discussion and no on…
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Comment #20181678
Exactly. Thank you.
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Comment #20180917
For recent years I've been using a kind of four-valued logic in my daily thinking: TRUE, FALSE, an UNKNOWN of limited contagiousness, and an INVALID of full contagiousness. I feel …
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Comment #19459703
I found a critique of MMT, by another (seemingly) heterodox economist, which outlines the difference between MMT and some superficially similar heterodox perspectives. It worths a …
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Comment #19232000
If only there are deflector shields in reality. Current technologies fail to afford a clear distinction between offensive and defensive potentials, which inevitably leads to contro…
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Comment #18804850
(1) The details of popular IQ tests are considered commercial secrets by testing companies. The reliability data and validity data are kept secret to people other than selected exp…