So what you're proposing...
Is making binary...well....Binary?
(since you can use three states in binary normally, 1,0 and null a.k.a. Not there.)
Although I suppose using null is far more common when using boolean rather than pure binary.
Which, as actually by way of morning musing leads to the 'acceptable' replacements of simply true and false. To which we can represent this using the Japanese system instead '○' / '×' for true / false (1 / 0) respectively.
Unless you're actually able to see sense and leave it at 0 and 1 like a sane human being who sees the whole thing as preposterous (only stating this before anyone gets any funny ideas, we all know what marketers and HR are like).
Anon because I mentioned HR and ridiculing insane ideas.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
