The Black Vault

If it doesn't, that would be a foundational property, wouldn't it?

Reminds me of what you've said of absolute truth.

Yeah... I'm kinda wondering if any logical argument is any less of a word game.

Maybe it depends on your POV. Everything could be perceived as a game, in a sense.

While I was cleaning up my junk outside (yes, me), I found a cool little short essay I wrote arguing that truth in the world we live in can't be just binary logic. Is that obvious?

More to the point, is it true or false?

what if it was multidimensional binary logic..so in essence it was binary, but it was multidimentsional and mulitdirectional..so that would make it binary, but, not..because of all it's directions and layers..it makes it binary, but.. more
simple, yet complex
God and it's paradoxes..oh how LOVES it's paradoxes!!!!

my golly bionic ....holy goodness lmao

I am simply a conduit

bionic wrote:what if it was multidimensional binary logic..so in essence it was binary, but it was multidimentsional and mulitdirectional..so that would make it binary, but, not..because of all it's directions and layers..it makes it binary, but.. more
simple, yet complex
God and it's paradoxes..oh how LOVES it's paradoxes!!!!

Well the argument which I haven't posted ends with the conclusion that there are statements which are neither true nor false, so that opens up quite the can of worms. What you're describing is what's called many-valued logic, of which there are many varieties. There, one is allowed to have truth value sets much more exotic than just {T, F} or {1, 0}.