It took me a while to understand the Kumar example, but what finally made it click was focusing on the LAWGIC language instead of the words themselves.
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It took me a while to understand the Kumar example, but what finally made it click was focusing on the LAWGIC language instead of the words themselves.
If A then B is valid
If B then A is invalid
VALID
(A) If Cited Late then
(B) Must have arrived 5 min past the bell
INVALID
(B) If arrived 5 min past the bell then
(A) you must be cited late