Ontology:Q2943

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item type: S2 (pronounced C) 1-1-1
pronounced [P] label [string] (L): pronounced [S2] Leninism does not have a binary truth value 1-1-1
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prototype notes: the claim that a theory of Leninist movements or of workers' states can be incorrect on small things without being incorrect on everything, or in a case like Trotsky, incorrect on most things without being incorrect on everything. Leninism is subject to Gödel's incompleteness theorem just like formal logic, physics equations, computers, books, and minds. this makes the judgement methods people use of trying to apply the categories of "proletarian" and "bourgeois" as if they were flat-out categories of Good and Evil or True and False inappropriate for judging the basic possibility of a given theory or movement realizing or becoming a historically-relevant entity that must be studied even if such a group is unwanted by some particular Marxism. it's possible to get so caught up in the prospect of realizing a proletarian civilization that you stop doing historical materialism and descend into Existentialism, becoming unaware of things that could completely prevent your success.

model combines claims: pronounced [MX]No proposition has a binary True or False answer 1-1-1
model combines claims: Leninism is subject to Gödel's incompleteness theorem (proposed; MX) 1-1-1 / Leninism is subject to Gödel's incompleteness theorem just like formal logic, physics equations, computers, books, and minds
model combines claims: There is more than one Marxism (proposed; MX) 1-1-1
model combines claims: Proletariat versus bourgeoisie is undialectical ... (proposed; MX) 1-1-1
model combines claims: If you fail to recognize the existence of multiple Marxisms, you descend into group Existentialism (proposed; MX) 1-1-1