Logic 101 (#35): Disjunction Introduction

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Disjuction introduction is a logical rule of inference that says that if p is true, then p v q is true as well. In essence, it allows you to take true statements and tack on other random statements (regardless of their truth value) using the OR operator.

This is our last rule of inference. Next time, we will begin learning proofs and proof techniques.
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To be honest this one is in our daily speaking habits, but a little hidden. Have you ever heard someone say something along the lines of: "I am either dumb or something something?"
I noticed my father use this speaking patter a lot, after I first started learning PL1 language. "This is the best day of my life or am I still dreaming?"
I think you get what I try to highlight, using 'or' to combine a obviously true statement with something else without changing the sentence into a lie or false statement. Most times it is probably used in the context of dad jokes, but I thought it would be worth a comment.

qshne
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Disjunction? More like "you're helping my brain to function", with regards to working with logic!

PunmasterSTP
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So we assume that P = true right? because if they are false then its all false

ThemisTheotokatos
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How can I prove to myself that I am a Monkey's uncle?




joke. Good videos!

timsolnze
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Ik this is from 8 years ago but tysm for making these because I watched all of them and managed to get a 98 on my midterm🫡

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