👉 In logic and probability theory, an underproposition is a statement that is false but is used to express the fact that some proposition is true. It is often used to make statements more complex or less straightforward, as it avoids the need for explicit evidence or counterexamples. Underpropositions are commonly used in deductive reasoning and can be used to construct logically valid arguments by constructing an argument from a premise and a conclusion that does not follow directly from the premises. Underpropositions are often associated with
