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| so:text | Tautologies and contradictions are not real propositions, but degenerate cases. ...Clearly, by negating a contradiction we get a tautology, and by negating a tautology a contradiction. ...A genuine proposition asserts something about reality, and it is true if reality is as it is asserted to be. But a tautology is a symbol constructed so as to say nothing whatever about reality, but to express total ignorance by agreeing with every possibility. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Frank_P._Ramsey |
| so:description | The Foundations of Mathematics (1925) (en) |
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