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Sunday, May 4, 2025

I think this is correct!

"Cannot become a Jedi" = /Jedi

Then, because of "unless," you negate the sufficient, so "//Jedi" which becomes simply "Jedi."

J → D

Or, if you took the other side as the sufficient,

/D → /J

Contrapositives, logically equivalent, and they give us the conclusion we reached with Lawgic.

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