Is not consistency an axiom of a logical system? I.e., a statement is
either true or false but not both?
> 2. I wasn't talking about the consistency of logic.
When you use the word "true" you are, in my mind, talking about logic.
Truth is a property of a logical proposition. Truth is not a property of
reality. Birds, universes, and photons are not "true" or "false."
> 3. I didn't and wasn't trying to prove anything.
I'll back down on this. You were explaining your point of view. I want to
show you that "consistency"
> 4. Which 'reality' are you talking about?
Is there more than one?
>
> Let me rephrase to be more clear:
>
> Are true isosemantic statements about objective reality
non-contradictory? Yes or no?
Yes. True isosemantic statements about anything are, by definition,
non-contradictory. And that tells you nothing about reality.
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