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In contrast, intuitionistic logic represents the opposite view, that knowledge is subjective and limited in scope. Here, rather than contrasting reality with limitation, we use negation. A thing may be B or it may not be B, but it doesn’t have to be one or the other, because, since the predicate B is made up, there is no reason to think that it should apply to every object in the universe. This is…
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