Re: tommy1729 set axioms



amy666 <tommy1729@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

you have a point there...

but in this case it seems false and true are actually the same.

its like 5 + 0 contains 0 although it equals 5 + 0 - 0.

but by formal definition you and jesse have a point.

Oh, well that's all right then. After all, if false and true happen
to be the same, everything's just fine.
--
"I'd step through arguments in such detail that it was like I was
teaching basic arithmetic and some poster would come back and act like
I hadn't said anything that made sense. For a while I almost started
to doubt myself." -- James S. Harris, so close and yet....
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