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Still not true, for instance if A is "proven". If A is not not proven, it doesn't mean it is proven; it can still be a hypothesis. And yet, proven == proven.
by tunesmith 6y ago
Still not true, for instance if A is "proven". If A is not not proven, it doesn't mean it is proven; it can still be a hypothesis. And yet, proven == proven.
- jlokier 6y ago> If A is not not proven, it doesn't mean it is proven; it can still be a hypothesis. Are you sure? It seems to me if A is not not-proven, it is surely proven. If A is still just a hypothesis, then it is not-proven.
- jlokier 6y ago> If A is not not proven, it doesn't mean it is proven; it can still be a hypothesis. Are you sure? It seems to me if A is not not-proven, it is surely proven. If A is still just a hypothesis, then it is not-proven, and isn't not not proven.