Open silky opened 1 year ago
@silky this is interesting, if we follow your initial hypothesis that "If I have a problem, then I have infinite problems", then how can I have infinite problems, when your problem isn't my problem?
Do these sets of infinite problems not intersect?
i'm supposing that people have at least one problem
but i suppose it's possible that there is at least one person out there without a problem
then, i suppose, not having a problem isn't a problem and having a problem isn't a problem
interestingly, we can conclude .... something something law of excluded middle ... 😅
because if having a problem was a problem then we'd all have infinite problems.