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A Type 4 Transdual would basically be a being who operates in different systems of Logic altogether which differ completely from the Classical one (Which abides by the Law of Noncontradiction, and the Principle of Bivalence, which states that all propositions can be categorized as "True" or "False"), they would instead abide by Many-Valued Logic, which rejects the principle of Bivalence and runs on the idea that a proposition can be grouped under a larger group of conclusions than just True / False.First Witch said:The first 3 types are easy to understand and if we word them a bit more beginner friendly then i am totally for them, but i dont really grasp the last type. Is it possible to nutshell it a bit easier?
Say, under Many-Valued Logics, the proposition "Apples are Red" could be grouped under a basic "True (1) / False (0)" dichotomy, but also under alternate values like "Both / Neither", or under something else entirely.