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post 10000044466 02-08-2026, 09:58 PM
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the moment you use abstract to define abstract is the moment possible deception forms

deception cant be formed when abstract describes concrete


ie: using abstract to describe abstract: nationalism

ie using abstract to describe concrete: mountain

now apply this to math and you will see how Terrence is right

abstract systems cannot find concrete truth outside their axiom, they can only find abstract subjective utility. Only concrete systems can find concrete truth outside their axiom.
post 10000044470 02-08-2026, 10:00 PM
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only real concrete entities can be numbers. Abstract can’t be numbers
post 10000044499 02-08-2026, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Gesten1
deception cant be formed when abstract describes concrete


ie: using abstract to describe abstract: nationalism

ie using abstract to describe concrete: mountain

now apply this to math and you will see how Terrence is right

abstract systems cannot find concrete truth outside their axiom, they can only find abstract subjective utility. Only concrete systems can find concrete truth outside their axiom.
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