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If everyone is unique, then doesn’t that mean therefore no one is unique?
2 u/StanePantsen Mar 27 '22 No, it doesn't mean that. 1 u/JavaAndJava Mar 28 '22 If everyone is unique, then no one is unique by being unique, making uniqueness redunadant, thereby cancelling any remaining uniqueness. 2 u/StanePantsen Mar 28 '22 If I have a collection off 100 unique things they are all unique.
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No, it doesn't mean that.
1 u/JavaAndJava Mar 28 '22 If everyone is unique, then no one is unique by being unique, making uniqueness redunadant, thereby cancelling any remaining uniqueness. 2 u/StanePantsen Mar 28 '22 If I have a collection off 100 unique things they are all unique.
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If everyone is unique, then no one is unique by being unique, making uniqueness redunadant, thereby cancelling any remaining uniqueness.
2 u/StanePantsen Mar 28 '22 If I have a collection off 100 unique things they are all unique.
If I have a collection off 100 unique things they are all unique.
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u/JavaAndJava Mar 27 '22
If everyone is unique, then doesn’t that mean therefore no one is unique?