Does a Set of all Truths exist?
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Both analytical and synthetic truths are still a subset of all truths. I agree they are different in some critical sense, but I’m only comparing the “truth” aspect, not the different rules one have to use to approach them.
i see.. it's a good question, which i haven't thought of before. I would add thought that the claim can be made simpler by noting that the set of all analytic and synthetic truths are disjoint, and so, one would think, that the set of all truths is their set theoretic union
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in any case, if there be such truths that are neither (which i don't think there are) the easiest way to tackle the problem is to break it down into disjoint subsets
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Perhaps. I thought so as well when you asked if I was referring to “mathematical truths.” I’ll think about it and modify it accordingly.
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