Static boolean values and quick entry

There is currently no intuitive way to insert a boolean (True/False) value into a Logical Expression. This means that if you try to evaluate a Logical Expression, the intuitive choice to type a boolean value won’t work. E.g. Typing ‘false’ or ‘False’ is not understood as a boolean FALSE, but as the string ‘false’ or ‘False’.

Work Around

There is a work around: use a second, embedded Logical Expression that itself evaluates to TRUE or FALSE instead, like 1 == 1 or 1 == 0.

Feature Request
It would be great to have a way to enter this intuitively into a Logical Expression.
Suggestion: it would be great to be able to just type /true or /false and have the correct value evaluated.