With deepest respect: I can't speak to any other comments you've made, but on this thread the downvotes are almost certainly because you've stepped into a philo

With deepest respect: I can't speak to any other comments you've made, but on this thread the downvotes are almost certainly because you've stepped into a philosophical debate that has gone on for over 2,000 years in Western philosophy and more-or-less asserted "If this must be cast to a boolean somehow, the only 'logical answer' is no." I believe the community is interpreting that as a bit dismissive both of the contents of the post and philosophy in general; one of the field's goals is to get past what we feel ought to be the answer to establish some kind of framework where that must be the answer, and your assertion is a bit dismissive of the other viewpoint (which, FWIW, happens to be the modern orthodoxy; IIUC your preferred answer is the old orthodoxy that leads to logical paradoxes and has therefore been put on the shelf as less useful).