• @SuckMyWang
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    218 months ago

    I don’t think that’s right (imo). And does not mean or. And has additional connotations where or is either or. A and B and C equals A+B+C. This does not equal A or B or C which is what the Supreme Court is trying to argue is true, which it’s not.

    • @[email protected]
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      128 months ago

      In Boolean algebraic notation A+B+C literally means A OR B OR C.

      I’m aware this isn’t a useful comment with regard to your original point, I just thought the coincidence was too funny to not point out.