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Edit | Post #279044 | Initial revision | — | almost 4 years ago |
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Why does “unless” mean “if not”? Harry Gensler. Introduction to Logic (2017 3 ed). p 169. >“Unless” is also equivalent to “if not”; so we also could use “$({\sim}B \supset D)$ (“If you don’t breathe, then you’ll die”).” Nicholas JJ Smith, Logic: The Laws of Truth (2012). p 115. >The statement “P unless Q” means that if ... (more) |
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