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by lpellis
2072 days ago
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If A implies B (A -> B) then you cannot have A -> C
Unless you meant it can imply both, but then still A implies B. A dog (A) has 4 legs(B). Something that does not have 4 legs (not B) is not a dog (not A).
A cow though (not A) could still have 4 legs |
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