TFS Wrote:one 'laws of logic' is that x cannot be y at the same time. that has to be true for all universes. whatever object of whatever universe cannot be another object at the same time.
logical arguments such as
all x objects have property x
jordan is x object
jordan has x property
apply to any universe.
even the logical fallacies should apply to all universes.
It seems more to me that you are inferring that all logical universes are logical... but I see no reason to make the assumption that all universes are logical.
In some universe... perhaps a thing that is x is also a thing that is y, b, Q, e, and d... and I see not a reason why it would have to be true of all universes. See... another universe would not necessarily be like this one. In fact... aside from the rules of logic (which we attribute to this universe, though perhaps not accurately), there is nothing to suggest that a thing can't be both A and B at once.
I should say 'exclusively', but I should hope that it is inferred, lest someone say something ridiculous like: "I'm both a human and happy at once... logic is broken!". Again, on what grounds do you make the assumption that all universes are necessarily logical?
Please give me a home where cloud buffalo roam
Where the dear and the strangers can play
Where sometimes is heard a discouraging word
But the skies are not stormy all day
