@ShreyaJadhav

Unless really means (If they don’t) that’s why we make that condition sufficient.

So (If they don’t) stand to benefit from the absence of war (Then) they will not support peaceable foreign policy.

/B -> /S

S -> B if contraposed.

Then they link it to the other conditional statement. At least that’s how I interpreted it

@KevinLin Perfect! Thank you!

I went:

/Be -> (A -> K -> Established)

With all the other forms in this same order, can someone help me understand why K (knowledge as an element) is its own condition and why it’s being placed before Awareness? They’re both sufficient but the order of the passage makes it seem like K depends on A

2nd Framework is the same as the example from embedded conditionals, no? They are logically equivalent?

@SarahHolmes754 If -> Then. If kingdoms rely on trade, then they will support policies

Idk why but my brain legitimately stopped working on the last one and I had to actually count how many authors there could be.

@PatrickBonna About the same with one rest day per week. I want to get these fundamentals down though so I can better understand whats going on in the live classes.

@jhlaier Using numbers from the instructions: Detecting planets outside our solar system requires 2.(more sophisticated) 1.3.(instruments) than 1.(are currently available.)