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xxChrisxx said:So impossibility is impossible?
Edit: This thread is fun.
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probably the most profound answer to a philosophical question I've ever seen
xxChrisxx said:So impossibility is impossible?
Edit: This thread is fun.
ƒ(x) said:how do you take the integral?
cronxeh said:Very, very, carefully.
ƒ(x) said:Should i use gloves?
Ignorant_twit said:Quoting or replying this post without reading it, greetings from New York City by the way.
cronxeh said:Hey are you stalking me?? I AM NYC
Jimmy Snyder said:I'm pretty sure that the negation of "It's impossible for barbers to shave themselves" is "It's possible for barbers to shave themselves". But Russell and Godel made the big bucks by claiming that both statements were themselves impossible.
ƒ(x) said:Next to Your Couch?
reinaldo01 said:Beyond human limits are impossible.
Fun?! Fun you say?! Here we are in the midst of a serious scientific discussion of something with absolutely no relevance, and you're trying to have fun?! :grumpy:xxChrisxx said:Edit: This thread is fun.
cronxeh said:Load universe into a cannon
The opposite of impossible is possible. The opposite of "It's impossible" is "It's possible". The opposite of "It's impossible for barbers to shave themselves" is "It's possible for barbers to shave themselves". I have no idea why you struggle so with this.Office_Shredder said:If the statement is "It's impossible for barber's to shave themselves", then the statement X is impossible means that X is: barber's can shave themselves. Not X is barber's cannot shave themselves. So the final step in the transformation is it's possible barber's cannot shave themselves. If it was impossible for them to shave themselves, then certainly it's possible that they can't shave themselves
Office_Shredder said:If the statement is "It's impossible for barber's to shave themselves", then the statement X is impossible means that X is: barber's can shave themselves. Not X is barber's cannot shave themselves. So the final step in the transformation is it's possible barber's cannot shave themselves. If it was impossible for them to shave themselves, then certainly it's possible that they can't shave themselves
Jimmy Snyder said:The opposite of impossible is possible. The opposite of "It's impossible" is "It's possible". The opposite of "It's impossible for barbers to shave themselves" is "It's possible for barbers to shave themselves". I have no idea why you struggle so with this.
Office_Shredder said:So if the original statement is: It's impossible for barber's to shave themselves, then the negation is it's possible that barber's can not shave themselves.
I'm at a loss here.Office_Shredder said:Because I'm not taking the opposite of the statement "It's impossible for barbers to shave themselves".
Office_Shredder said:not is a logical negation. So if the original statement is: It's impossible for barber's to shave themselves, then the negation is it's possible that barber's can not shave themselves. Basically, if something is impossible then it's possible that it's impossible. If you have a reverse inclusion or a surjection feel free to share it
cronxeh said:I prefer 'bomb first, ask questions later' approach.