This is again not the sense I discussed. A claim that an uncountable ordinal “doesn’t exist” has to be interpreted in a different way to make any sense. A claim that it does doesn’t need such excursions, and so the default senses of these claims are unrelated.
This is again not the sense I discussed. A claim that an uncountable ordinal “doesn’t exist” has to be interpreted in a different way to make any sense. A claim that it does doesn’t need such excursions, and so the default senses of these claims are unrelated.