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When everything exists, nothing exists? There are no universal properties? A non-trivial universal property for a domain asserts something non-trivial about e
by chromoblob 3y ago
When everything exists, nothing exists?
There are no universal properties?
A non-trivial universal property for a domain asserts something non-trivial about everything in the domain. You think 'political' is a trivial property?
- Ygg2 3y agoWho knows? But this is reference to exceptional (low entropy) properties. If you multiply highly informational properties, they stop being informative. And move more towards white noise.
- chromoblob 3y agoIn this case, you have reached a context in which a property is of zero bits (trivial), but still has useful content, which is already recorded in the context.