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You might argue that 'not existing' in general does not even exist. It reminds me of the ted ex talk where a man states that the universe does not exist becaus
by nuancebydefault 2y ago
You might argue that 'not existing' in general does not even exist.
It reminds me of the ted ex talk where a man states that the universe does not exist because it is everything and if we would make a list of everything, the list would not be included as a topic of the list.
- lupire 2y agoThat's Russell's Paradox.
- sentientslug 2y agoI think you’re describing something akin to Cantor’s diagonal argument