Re: Nonfirstorderizability
- From: "Keith Ramsay" <kramsay@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Aug 2005 20:20:13 -0700
George Dance wrote:
|george wrote:
|> > > Some relative of each villager and some relative
|> > > of each townsman hate each other.
|>
|> How about
|> Axy[ Vx&Ty -> Euv[ Rxu & Ryv & Huv & Hvu ] ]
|
|How does that differ from what you snipped:
| AxAyEzEu((Vx -> Rzx) & (Ty -> Ruy) & (Hzu & Huz))
|?
Suppose there are no villagers or townsmen. Then the
first version is true, while the second version still
requires that (if there is anyone) there exists either
one person z=u who hates himself or two people z<>u
who hate each other.
Keith Ramsay
.
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