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Well first I meant "not rivalrous", whoops typo. But from there my point was that, in order to ask what "should be", you must ask what can be. I don't think th
by fastball 3y ago
Well first I meant "not rivalrous", whoops typo.
But from there my point was that, in order to ask what "should be", you must ask what can be. I don't think there is a way for ideas to be non-rivalrous, period.
So sure, saying ideas are not rivalrous is descriptive, but there isn't really another option.
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