Ontology talk:9k/RD/Q618-LogicAndWhatIsReal: Difference between revisions

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truth values and necessity
/ relationship between truth values within logic and what is real, accurate, material, empirically attested, undeniable, or obvious / reality and "True" values (sense) / reality and "False" values (sense) -> a topic that spun way out of control between the pages for truth values, court cases, and now "god-given rights", and now has its own page.

There is a difference between unicorns being real and unicorns not being real; a material world containing unicorns would be different from a material world not containing unicorns -> relatively uncontroversial. you can pile up any number of fantasy books next to a pile of non-fiction books to logically prove this.
How can you prove you will never collect evidence of a unicorn? / If unicorns are not real and you will never collect evidence related to unicorns, how can you prove you will never collect evidence of a unicorn?

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+{{li|start=y|I=S2/HAS|Q=618|Q2=618}}There is a difference between unicorns being real and unicorns not being real; a material world containing unicorns would be different from a material world not containing unicorns  ->  relatively uncontroversial. you can pile up any number of fantasy books next to a pile of non-fiction books to logically prove this.
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+{{li|I=M3/HAS|Q=618|Q2=618}}How can you prove you will never collect evidence of a unicorn? / If unicorns are not real and you will never collect evidence related to unicorns, how can you prove you will never collect evidence of a unicorn?
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