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> "A square is a rectangle" means "A square is a TYPE of rectangle" (at least, that is what I am parsing it as). In that case your former statement that 'The w
by jhgb 5y ago
> "A square is a rectangle" means "A square is a TYPE of rectangle" (at least, that is what I am parsing it as).
In that case your former statement that 'The word "is" implies an isomorphism' seems to be wrong.
- ukj 5y agoIt may be wrong in your model/interpretation of my words, but it's not wrong in my interpretation of my words.
- jhgb 5y agoIn what interpretation is it consistent for 'A square is a rectangle" means "A square is a TYPE of rectangle"' and 'The word "is" implies an isomorphism' to be simultaneously true? No matter how I cut it, the latter seems to prevent the former to me.