Positive Logic vs Indentation

This came up today in a code review and I'm seriously wondering other people's
opinions.

Basically the code was this (inside a function):

if (a && (b || c || d)) {
    // Some statements here
}

And the reviewer said: Consider changing that if to return early so that we
can reduce indentation making the code more readable.

Fair enough, let's apply DeMorgan:

if (!a || (!b && !c && !d)) {
    return;
}

// Some statements here

I myself like a lot better the first version since it deals with positive
logic which is a lot clearer for me, I can read that as a sentence and
understand it completely while the second version I need to stop for a minute to
reason about all those negations!

https://redd.it/1oibqxa
@r_cpp