How do we translate this into a conditional statement: "since democracy is not possible in the absence of government by consent.". I thought "not" indicated negation so group 4 negate necessary: absence of gov by consent -> democracy is possible (cause double negation of not)?
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How do we translate this into a conditional statement: "since democracy is not possible in the absence of government by consent.". I thought "not" indicated negation so group 4 negate necessary: absence of gov by consent -> democracy is possible (cause double negation of not)?