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that's a pretty weak meaning of "logical" though. you can always get internal self-consistency by ignoring parts of a system until what's left is a coherent sub
by zem 13y ago
that's a pretty weak meaning of "logical" though. you can always get internal self-consistency by ignoring parts of a system until what's left is a coherent subset, but that seems like a pretty meaningless operation.
- beagle3 13y ago.... and yet, most people are not self-consistent, so apparently this is not a meaningless operation.