I am also confused by this but I am a little new to studying for this oldest trick in the book that keeps kicking my butt.
All Jedi… Is that not a sufficient condition because they used “all”? All Jedi us the force so using the force is a sufficient condition of being a Jedi?
Only Jedi…is that not a necessary condition because they used “only”? While using the force is a necessary condition of being a Jedi it is not sufficient to guarantee membership in the Jedi order simply because one uses the force?
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I am also confused by this but I am a little new to studying for this oldest trick in the book that keeps kicking my butt.
All Jedi… Is that not a sufficient condition because they used “all”? All Jedi us the force so using the force is a sufficient condition of being a Jedi?
Only Jedi…is that not a necessary condition because they used “only”? While using the force is a necessary condition of being a Jedi it is not sufficient to guarantee membership in the Jedi order simply because one uses the force?