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In the long run,
Tautology
A statement that is true in every possible interpretation, often repeating the same idea in different words unnecessarily.
Self-Contradictory Antecedent
A condition in a hypothetical statement that contradicts itself, making the statement impossible or illogical.
Tautology
A statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form, often repeating the same idea in different words without providing additional information.
Symbolic Notation
The use of symbols or abbreviations to represent specific objects, operations, or relationships in various academic fields, particularly mathematics and logic.
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