Not exactly.
Boolean algebra requires only binary numbers. Or simply a yes/no, Zero or One range.
Thus either Money is equal to 1 or 0
And Time must be either 1 or 0.
And the * symbol does not mean exactly the same thing as the multiplication symbol in decimal. (Otherwise you are going to have a hard time explaining things such as 'exclusive or', or 'exclusive and' gates (xor, or xand). Let alone NOT, NAND, NOR, etc.
Continueing with Boolean: The truth table for
all possible combinations of inputs into an AND gate (a two number binary AND) is:
For (X * Y) =>> 0*0=0
0*1=0
1*0=0
1*1=1
Therefore if both Time and Money are both equal to _1_, you only end up with 1 in the end. If either Time or Money is equal to _0_, then the result is 0, and girls cannot be evil.
Thus we have girls = paper again.
But one cannot mix the * symbol between boolean and decimal number systems.
If you do my Engineering Professor would flunk me for I had just taken Digital Systems last semester and we went over all of this c**p.
