Wilfred Hodges thinks “identical” means you’re dealing with two different things, and that what you meant to say is “equal”, but clearly A=A means every particular thing (and everything taken together, I would assume??) is identical to itself. Why do we have to say equal?
@PZR … the particular identities & general predicates are looking at each other funny. Just letting you know.
Observe starting at 29. Identity:
COMPARE:
