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But this is claiming that the letter does not exist, while allowing you to read the contents of the letter. If it can show you the content, the container must

But this is claiming that the letter does not exist, while allowing you to read the contents of the letter. If it can show you the content, the container must exist!

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vince3455 2y ago
In a post office, open a letter, burn the envelope. The content now exists, but the message does not.
- chii 2y ago
  but that implies the message is the envelope, which is not typically what a message means.