Cecil Moore wrote:
chuck wrote:
If (I will receive a present) then MAYBE today is my birthday and
MAYBE it is not.

Expanding:

"If I receive a present today, then today is my birthday."

Assuming no present is received today, that statement is
true by definition. :-)

Sorry, Cecil. I'm not following you on that.

Whether the statement P implies Q is
true has nothing to do with whether P is
true.

My point was that P implies Q does NOT
mean if ~Q then not ~P.

73,

Chuck

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