Giles ,'Sleeper'
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In formal logic, you use a V for "or" (latin Vel), an upside-down V for "and" (drunk Latin or possibly Australian logician).
I'm betting that really soon the logicians give up and use the symbols the computer scientists mostly use, | (or) and & (and). The typewriter triumphs again!
In at least one of my classes, we used . for either and or or. Don't remember.
But I hope that they don't switch to | & &, just because | is damned hard to read quickly and accurately.
I just hope they keep the "such that" and "for all" and "there exists" symbols, because I lurve them. I wish they were on keyboards so I could throw them into every single thing I write.
(edited because, while exits exist, I don't know the symbol for them being there, other than EXIT)
people with many more academic degrees than I have are the people who made the decision
But they are nowhere near as Tep-alicious as you are. So you should prevail.
I think so, too! However, they don't accept that reasoning as "logical." WhatEV. Like "logic" has anything to do with it....
God, yes, -t. I find myself reaching typographically for that flipped "E" all the time.
Rats, I was hoping you'd throw some handy html that would bring them to life at me, ita.
I do love the backward E. There is at least one ita such that:
Like ∃, you mean?
I can do them in HTML, but in handy dandy quickly typewritten docs, ∃ doesn't work.
Bless entities.
Entities, that's the word I wanted. I ♥ entities.
Too bad the ones I really want appear as boxes.
The Yen just looks sassy. ¥
Hmmm. It looked sassier on the entities chart because it had a double bar.