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More generally, it can't reason about any incidence structure. Doesn't matter if the underlying relation is mathematical or simple-logical. Ask it which trains
by IIAOPSW 4y ago
More generally, it can't reason about any incidence structure. Doesn't matter if the underlying relation is mathematical or simple-logical. Ask it which trains go to Kings Cross you'll get a list of tube lines in London. Now one at a time ask it about the stops of each service in that list, more than a few will not have Kings Cross. Any scenario where things x are defined by their set of properties {y} and property y is defined by the set of things {x} which have that property.