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(And the purpose of this game is probably to make some OOP folks upset) But saying, about a (purported) abstract concept, that "it exists" or "it doesn't exist", is very confusing to the people who play the "meaning" game. More precise is to say about concept being well-defined
"probably to make folks upset" -- baseless charges of sinister motivations are really gross, and irrelevant. OOP is the (equally) least possible defined anti-concept. I don't give a toss who is upset over this matter of fact.
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"baseless charges of sinister motivations" I didn't mean it to sound like this. Sorry about that. What I meant to say is that, when people use some phrase to communicate successfully, and someone comes and says that this phrase doesn't make any sense, this isn't very helpful.
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…but they didn't communicate successfully. Nothing at all was said. No inferences were made, or can be made. No utility of the anti-concept can be exploited. You may as well have talked gibberish. The boiling point of the number 12, the perimeter of the colour purple. Nothing.
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