Something being false

doesn't mean the opposite is

true and vice versa

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In fact it does

But people have very screwy ideas of "the opposite" of some claim

If it is false than I own an orchard, the opposite (that I do not own an orchard) is necessarily true

However other "opposites" may or may not be true.

Do I owe someone else an orchard? Perhaps

Do I own timber-land? Perhaps

Do I affix apples to trees? Perhaps

and so on