I suggest adding this to the end of the post:
Instead of writing
“Combustion can use fuel like oxygen/gasoline.”
the gestalt operator is { | }
and you would use it by writing:
“Combustion can use fuel like {oxygen | gasoline}.”
(If that is how you mean it to be used.)
I don’t understand what you mean either.
Are you saying that the operator represents the fact that you could offer either input into the statement you made? Like, CombustionFuel({A|B})→CombustionFuel(A) AND CombustionFuel({A|B})→CombustionFuel(B)
I suggest adding this to the end of the post:
Instead of writing
“Combustion can use fuel like oxygen/gasoline.”
the gestalt operator is { | }
and you would use it by writing:
“Combustion can use fuel like {oxygen | gasoline}.”
(If that is how you mean it to be used.)
I don’t understand what you mean either.
Are you saying that the operator represents the fact that you could offer either input into the statement you made? Like, CombustionFuel({A|B})→CombustionFuel(A) AND CombustionFuel({A|B})→CombustionFuel(B)