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[–] eagleshigh [S] ago 

So when it's P > U, whenever the right side of the conditional is true it's always true right. How about (P ^ U) with P-0 and U=?

It would be (0 ^ 1) or (1 ^ 1) right.

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[–] JesusOfNazareth61 ago 

How about (P ^ U) with P-0 and U=? It would be (0 ^ 1) or (1 ^ 1) right.

The emphasized part is wrong because there is no 0 even though P is supposed to be 0.

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[–] eagleshigh [S] ago  (edited ago)

I thought when you're trying to find a truth value for an unknown equation (I forget the logic term) you make the unknown either true or false then go through the motions to see its truth value.

And OT here but what are your thoughts on Utilitarianism? Specifically trolley problems and the like?