A=B does not mean B=A
I agree that the person you're replying to didn't actually refute OOPs claim, but...uhh...I think A=B does mean that B=A
It should say A=>B and B=>A of course.
I guess I should have included an /s
I wasn't trying to refute anything as much as I was shitposting
I expect you meant that A => B doesn't imply B => A
The commutative property of equality is established. You might be thinking of conditionality.
Given: If A then B, and B is TRUE
we cannot say for certain A is true
Lisa doesn't get dessert if she doesn't eat her vegetables. Lisa didn't get dessert
Can we asctertain if Lisa ate her vegetables?
Be sure to follow the rule before you head out.
Rule: You must post before you leave.
^other^ ^rules^
A=B does not mean B=A
I agree that the person you're replying to didn't actually refute OOPs claim, but...uhh...I think A=B does mean that B=A
It should say A=>B and B=>A of course.
I guess I should have included an /s
I wasn't trying to refute anything as much as I was shitposting
I expect you meant that A => B doesn't imply B => A
The commutative property of equality is established. You might be thinking of conditionality.
Given:
If A then B, and
B is TRUE
we cannot say for certain A is true
Lisa doesn't get dessert if she doesn't eat her vegetables.
Lisa didn't get dessert
Can we asctertain if Lisa ate her vegetables?