Exposing Consistent Parable
Then how to harden the parable so that even though it is flexible it remains strong. So that we ourselves are not trapped by the rubber game in logic?
Here an axiom is required to be accompanied by a parable. As thought goes on, we will see the right angle to the parable which is in harmony with reality. How could this happen?
How can a flexible one look hard and stay flexible? The parable must be accompanied by axioms ...
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