Maybe this is what is unintuitive: that it’s not so much that one interpretation is true and one is false, but the degree to which any interpretation varies from decidability. All variations from decidabiilty are in ignorance, bias, deceit, fraud, undermining, and destruction.
Source date (UTC): 2022-02-21 19:03:10 UTC
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@Imperius__13 Of course, the point of marginal indifference, is the piont of decidability. However, we may make such general statements but if we test hundreds of cases we will find that interpretations vary only by the degree of parasitism and deceit that varies from that law of decidability.
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