🔽 Object reducibility
= an object is said to be reducible to others, if all of its statements can be translated into statements, which speak only about these other objects1
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Carnap, R. (1963). The Logical Structure of the World. ↩
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Jul 26, 2025, 1 min read
= an object is said to be reducible to others, if all of its statements can be translated into statements, which speak only about these other objects1
Carnap, R. (1963). The Logical Structure of the World. ↩