The Contradiction of Language
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2020 10:44 pm
There is no statement that is not self contradictory given that each statement is a localization of a continuum thus representing a part of the whole. As representative of a part, each statement always requires some statement, unrepresented, beyond it. It is this absence of a complete representation that necessitates a contradiction in terms given that something is always provable by what is not provable. With the increase in words comes an increase in contradictions. However with the increase in words, as an increase in contradictions, comes a necessary further increase in words to clarify the contradictions.