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@Godisalie C=!(A||B)
So D=((A||B)&&!(A||B)) which doesn't have any value that make that true. -
@Luigi003 Finally you wrote the boolean logic behind it. Great 😛 ❤️
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@Luigi003 Yes, it has no value that makes it true, that makes it false, not a paradox.
The type of NaN looks like a paradox
To explain why I chuckle at sudo...
I like paradoxes, I created one with multiple choice questions.
"Some stupid question" ?
A) answer 1
B) answer 2
C) None of the above
D) All of the above (paradox)
#killingtime
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