"trivial" used to mean "of the trivium". The trivium no longer exists. Therefore nothing is trivial. #nothingiswrongwiththisargument
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@propensive If translated as "of the place where four roads meet", with "roads" interpreted metaphorically, I accept "therefore"!
@alexiswellwood I looked up trivium: the three liberal arts: grammar, logic, rhetoric; vs quadrivium: arithmetic, music, geometry, astronomy
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@propensive On that interpretation, your conclusion is false. -
@alexiswellwood Yep. I think my false step was "nothing is trivial". ;)
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