JRandem

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   by JRandem 8y ago

   Yes, 'Disproof' does not apply, as mentioned, it would be about validation/invalidation. Should definitely phrase this differently then with 'is'. Okei, we have these facts. An 'actual object' does not equ
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   by JRandem 8y ago

   Yes The concept "Proof" presupposes identity/definition. But words, do not equate to their references, which remain undefined, even if we define (identify) symbols for them. I should probably mention, that "Proof"
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   Disproving the Laws of Thought 1/3: The Law of Identity(jrandem.com)

   2 points by JRandem 8y ago|5 comments