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tractatus wittgensteino-markovus |
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plambeck.org
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1) A thought contains the possibility that things are not. 2) In logic process and result are equivalent. 3) Hence the proposition leaves something undetermined. 4) In fact the notation for generality contains a vicious circle. 5) We can distinguish three kinds of composition would prove to be anything but obvious, just as, for instance, the proposition, A makes the judgement p, must show without any proof that they are true a priori. What is this thing? I don`t care, just do it again. |