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Message from discussion CONTRADICTION IN ZFC: E(Y) Y C Z ^ (XeY <-> P(X,Y))

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Subject: Re: CONTRADICTION IN ZFC: E(Y) Y C Z ^ (XeY <-> P(X,Y))
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On Apr 25, 3:23=A0pm, Graham Cooper <grahamcoop...@gmail.com> wrote:

> So you lied?

Of course not.

And you're not listening.

I'll say it even more explictly for you:

As ordinarily stated, the axiom schema of specifcation is not itself a
formula in the sense of being a formula of the language of set theory,
especially of the set theory in which each instance of the schema is
an axiom. On the other hand, while the axiom schema of specification
is, as ordinarily stated, conveyed in English (or whatever natural
language) and not itself as a formula, we may formalize the meta-
language for set theory and thus we may formalize the axiom schema of
separation as a formula in such a meta-language.

MoeBlee