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The 7sage video says that the stim. says:
S -> (U or C)
thus, S -> (C -> U)
But this doesn't seem right?
Shouldn't the contrapositive instead be: (U and C) -> S ?
This question is in general very frustrating and confusing, but I need to understand how J.Y. came to the conclusions he came to.
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Thats not a contrapositive. He's saying in the world of S, you must have U or C. Therefore in the world of S, if you don't have C then you have to have U.
If A, then B or C.
A
B
Therefore C