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That doesn't follow; you can say an item is not in a set without writing out every member of that set. What principle do you claim exists to contradict that cla
by yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago
That doesn't follow; you can say an item is not in a set without writing out every member of that set. What principle do you claim exists to contradict that claim?
- jrflowers 3y ago> you can say an item is not in a set without writing out every member of that set Of course you can. Anyone can say anything. Is “keeping the list of principles a secret” a principle like the rules of Fight Club? It is not unreasonable to ask for a link or summary of this immutable set of ground truths. > What principle do you claim exists to contradict that claim? I could not answer this question without being able to double check. The only principle that comes to mind is the principle of ligma