| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ngs such that they can never produce logically valid conclusions from the premises.[4] As it stands, there is no rational difference between jumping from 'I see a red car' to 'There is a red car,' and jumping from 'I imagine a red car' or 'I desire a red car' to 'There is a red car.'[5] The objection is sophistical and irrational.[6] In fact, I have already done this a number of times in my
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