Of course, but every question could expand to include
the full theoretical work-up. As you know, I consider Posts 1
and 2 to be the analyst's Rosetta Stone.
But here, I just want inputs on the '1 AND 2' issue, as opposed to the either/or condition.
How is the BOTH situation structurally different, and is it better/worse
than it's either/or cousins?
