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Chalnoth
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Well, obviously this discussion is going nowhere. You absolutely refuse to pay attention.
The point I have been making all along is that uniqueness is an assumption, where as proliferation is not. Once you have fully-defined something, you automatically get more of that sort of thing unless you explicitly exclude more than one. I wash my hands of further discussion, because you absolutely refuse to accept this very simple point.
The point I have been making all along is that uniqueness is an assumption, where as proliferation is not. Once you have fully-defined something, you automatically get more of that sort of thing unless you explicitly exclude more than one. I wash my hands of further discussion, because you absolutely refuse to accept this very simple point.