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> If you want to call that informal, fine, but that seems to me like a pretty tiny garnish of informality on top of a mountain of formality. Perhaps you forgot
by threatofrain 5y ago
> If you want to call that informal, fine, but that seems to me like a pretty tiny garnish of informality on top of a mountain of formality.
Perhaps you forgot, but you decided that this sin of sprinkling a tiny garnish of informality was so circular and awful that you had to stop reading right there, and provide paragraphs of explanation as to how "number" is a formal concept.
If you really thought this was just a tiny garnish of informality atop a mountain of formalism, then I don't know why this is the point you had to stop reading to warn people that this work sucks.
- lisper 5y agoBecause it's not the informality of the definition that's the problem, it's the circularity.