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The Axiom of infinity (n.) is nonsense, since expressing it would presuppose the infinitely many things it asserts.
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The Axiom of infinity (n.) is nonsense, since expressing it would presuppose the infinitely many things it asserts.
The Axiom of infinity (n.) is neither a proposition of logic nor, as it stands, one of physics, contrary to Russell.
The Axiom of infinity (n.) tries to say what could only show itself: the existence of infinitely many names with different meanings.