inconsistent system
Each system (object) has two sets of points as per Alfred Tarski--a countable set and an UNcountable set.
In an inconsistent system; the uncountable set is on the surface-exterior..making the system countable.
In an inconsistent system; the uncountable set is on the surface-exterior..making the system countable.
Tarski objects are divided into consistent systems and inconsistent systems; with the consistent systems having the uncountable set on the surface interior. This means that the universe is a countable system whereas the mind is NOT a countable system.
This is because the mind contains its uncountable set on the surface interior; whereas the universe contains its uncountable set on the surface-exterior.
The mind is a non-tarski object meaning it cannot transfer its uncountable set to the hypermorphic plane through neo-nominalism.
This is because the mind contains its uncountable set on the surface interior; whereas the universe contains its uncountable set on the surface-exterior.
The mind is a non-tarski object meaning it cannot transfer its uncountable set to the hypermorphic plane through neo-nominalism.