| dsgrue3 said:
Do you realize how frustrating it is talking to you? You defined existence as if B requires A to exist, A exists. I said okay, I accept that definition. Now you say that has nothing to do with the defintion. Then what's the definition? Here, I'll start: Existence: |
The definition is, like I posted earlier:
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It would be defined as "A exists" or "A existed at time t". |
I admit I added this clause prior to it, but it's a supporting clause, it isn't required in the definition, it's an addendum:
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Addendum (supporting clause): If A is required for B to exist, then prior to B's existence, A existed. |
I'm trying to be as clear as I can be.
Existence:
The property of an entity to be part of the set of all real things at any point or over the span of any points in the axis of time.
