hornface

I think you’re confused about what inclusive and exclusive OR are. They both generally refer to boolean operators (ie, the answer must be yes or no).

If I interpret the question as inclusive OR, then I should answer yes if and only if I believe that cables should come either with a monitor or gpu or both.

If I interpret it as an exclusive OR, then I should answer yes if and only if I believe that they should come with a monitor or gpu, but not both.

Your examples have nothing to do with inclusive vs exclusive OR.

You sound like someone I know who insists that the probability of anything happening is always 50/50, because “either it happens or it doesn’t”.