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I considered writing "prove any property that is provable" but it is a tautology and doesn't convey the meaning I was trying to give it. "Essentially any" can
by ameixaseca 7y ago
I considered writing "prove any property that is provable" but it is a tautology and doesn't convey the meaning I was trying to give it.
"Essentially any" can be better stated indeed as it is too broad, but I can't think of a definition right now that doesn't require a few pages of text.
- dllthomas 7y agoYeah, I readily acknowledge that it's a nit. I didn't mean that portion of my comment as criticism of what you wrote, so much as rhetorical framing for my next point.