I’m not sure if there are any propositional logic buffs out there…but, something that is nagging me…
(1) “P unless Q”
Where P and Q represent propositional variables…
Now, I’m not sure why – but it seems that the above sentence in quotes is considered the same as this sentence.
(2) “P or Q”
(At least
this site on logic seems to suggest so)
Maybe P represents “I am working”, and Q represents “I am wasting time on meaningless drivel”..
Sentence (1) suggests that I can’t be doing both, Sentence (2) however suggests to be that I can be doing both…
Are (1) and (2) the same in terms of Propositional Logic?
Can I be working and use meaningless drivel?