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10/31/25(Fri)00:37:18 No.18121427
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Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)00:37:18 No.18121427 Archived
>A does not exist. B does not exist. C does not exist. D does not exist.
Has this form of argumentation been used outside of this board? Would it be successful?
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Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)01:33:43 No.18121495
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)01:33:43 No.18121495
Of course not.
The argument defeats itself.
If A B C D were truly nonexistent even in an abstract sense, no formal proposition could sufficiently contain them.
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Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)01:49:08 No.18121514
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)01:49:08 No.18121514
>>18121495
Lmao this guy still believes in Santa.
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