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In the Powerscore logical reasoning bible (under conditional reasoning) there is a statement saying "No robot can think." They say that the diagram is R ---> /T (if an entity is a robot, then it cannot think). Im just confused as to how being a robot is the sufficient condition, and in general how they got this diagram. Im also getting confused on how they describe these relationships.
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I'm familiar with the exercise in the PS book. The term "No" or "Never" in 7Sage's system are classified as "group 4 negate necessary." I should add that if you are confused about these relationships, look into purchasing a course from 7Sage, it has helped me immensely with learning these foundations. I did the power score quiz you referenced more than 50 times before I decided that an explanation of the foundations was worth the effort.
Basically, the "no" tells us that there will be a negation of the necessary condition. That there better be a negated necessary condition in that relationship.
I never root for the New England Patriots
What that means is that if you seem me rooting, the necessary condition has to be that it is not for the New England Patriots.
consider the following
No rocks can dream
If we have a rock then it dream
If we have something that can dream, it is rock
I hope this helps
David