@CALNNC posted:Let’s apply computer digital logic to this problem, refer to the attached drawing. In the ‘OR’ scenario, the upper diagram, you will keep one or the other depending on the one you choose. In the ‘AND’ scenario, the only way to keep one is to keep both. Combining the ‘AND’ and ‘OR’ decisions into the final ‘AND’ decision gate, you will see, regardless of which one you choose in the ‘OR’, you will still need to select both to keep either one. So, unless you want to offend Mr. Spock, the only logical decision is to keep them both, or to sell to me at an obscenely cheap price the one you don’t want.
Your logic is not quite right. You should have concluded: So, unless you want to offend Mr. Spock, the only logical decision is to keep them both, or to sell both to me at an obscenely cheap price.
