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For more than 2,000 years,

This is my husband's life.

It was my life.

You deduced this last statement from these two other statements that you knew were true.

Notably, it's bigger than the 1000 we were asking about.

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But there wasn't any internal structure to those states.

Let's probe your knowledge of interpreting HTML and JavaScript and evaluating expressions.

Can we really scale this up? Can we really embed robotics into every part?

Then Bill must be tall.

Well, let's take a look.

I got a proposition for you.

It is a matter of life or death.

Atomicity refers to the notion that all parts of a transaction succeed or fail together.

Like propositional logic, we start with a model.

life itself, which is always far more daring than any effort of the imagination.

She was not seriously injured.

But those problems have deadly consequences. PA System Jingle

They go, But how can I possibly find my way in that?

And what we can believe about those relations is that they're true or false or unknown.

And let's look at one more example.

This is a question about logic.

Consider a projective image of an object.

The crew has accepted the change of command without incident.

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We know those 3 senetences to be true, and that's all we know.

Bill must be tall, not Bill must be deductive.

The first logic we will consider is called propositional logic.

Now, all people share the same raw, adaptive imperatives.

You get wealthier faster if you are healthy first.

Norvig How does first order logic work? What does it do?

The trouble is they know their destiny. They can feel it.

We use the square bracket to say, I'm making a list. but instead of listing all of the elements directly,

A command hierarchy established. An Andorian captain might have a problem taking orders from a Tellarite?

I love life. I love being alive. I like to see things.

Just to make sure that we're all up on Fibonacci and its recursive definition, here's a quiz about it.

All right. So here is the actual quiz.

And the answer is 6,765. Wow! That's immense.

Say if we had a vacuum world with a thousand locations, and we wanted to say that every location is free of dirt.

So I'd like to leave you with one final thought and a challenge, if you will.

A life for a life.

So this is an extension of propositional logic in which all we had was facts about the world and we could believe that those facts were true or false or unknown.

Suppose you and I have an argument.

Niger is equally important, and I'm trying desperately to do something in Niger.