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The 2,500 year old history of why Python’s all([])...
There's no need to think in terms of rings here ((+,*) and (|,&) together) - Monoids are precisely the most powerful algebraic object we need to consider here (only one binary operation at a time). All of these binary operations form a monoid.
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