Re: Axioms or 'Taxioms'?



Lot-o-fun wrote:

I find it hard to believe that you actually believe what you are
saying. You have hosts of mathematicians telling you what the common
usage of various words are, and you simply refuse to believe them.

So, given a proposition which I determine proved by self-evidence, what
shall I call it?
--
Nil conscire sibi
.



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