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You run into the same problems when you have True(x) = NOT (False(x) OR Paradox(x)). You can define NotTrue(x) := False(x) OR Paradox(x), and then you have True
by layer8 2mo ago
You run into the same problems when you have True(x) = NOT (False(x) OR Paradox(x)). You can define NotTrue(x) := False(x) OR Paradox(x), and then you have True(x) = NOT NotTrue(x), which one can build the usual diagonalizations on.
- HappMacDonald 2mo agoWell, I mean True(x) does = NOT (NOT True(x)), so..