Contradiction
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A contradiction is a proposition, statement, or phrase making two claims that are logically incompatible, and is thus false by logical necessity. It implies both the truth and falsity of something.
For example:
- "A = Not A"
- "There is no objective reality." The statement makes a claim about the way the universe actually is, but at the same time claims that the universe is not actually any particular way at all.
- "Creationism is unfalsifiable, and science has proven it false."
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