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I've thought about this before, but notating as a structure that needs logical supports instead of a graph.


When you say logical supports, do you mean something like "A because B and C"? Why is this better than a graph?

If you can't tell I don't know much about formal logic. Apologies for the naive questions.


I'm not saying it's better. I'm saying I've thought of a similar idea but with a different notation.


I didn't mean to come across as argumentative, I was just looking for more details so I could understand better.


Oh, you didn't. I did. Sorry - mind on other things!




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