@monmon thanks for providing ur thought process for this!! yeah the and's and or's and conditionals inside conditionals can feel so complicated haha

@LayHen11 Yeah I feel similarly! I like the starter "it's not the case that" for negating statements or relationships, rather than using the lawgic.

I don't get why you can replace the 'or' for an arrow. Which lesson was this? I remember the negation and then flipping the two sides of the arrow, but not switching in between arrows and 'or' statements

wow this explanation was so helpful

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