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Speak with the vulgar.
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Think with me.
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Speak with the vulgar.
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2026-02-17 21:22:47
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Speak with the vulgar. | Think with me. Speak with the vulgar. Think with me. Oops with 2 comments I’ve been cleaning up my “Indefinite Divisibility” paper from last year. One of my arguments in it concerned supergunk : X is supergunk iff for every chain of parts of X, there is some y which is a proper part of each member of the chain. I claimed that supergunk was possible, and argued on that basis against absolutely unrestricted quantification. I even thought I had a kind of consistency proof for supergunk: in particular, a (proper class) model that satisfied the supergunk condition as long as the plural quantifier was restricted to set-sized collections. Call something like this set-supergunk . Well, I was wrong. I’ve been suspicious for a while, and I finally proved it today: set-supergunk is impossible. So I thought I’d share my failure. In fact, an even stronger claim holds: Theorem. If is atomless, then has a countable chain of parts such that nothing is a...
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