A Fortiori Is Just Monotonicity (Wearing a Latin Name)
An a-fortiori argument is exactly a claim that some predicate is monotone along an order — and 'my a-fortiori reasoning was wrong' means one of three precise assumptions failed.
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An a-fortiori argument is exactly a claim that some predicate is monotone along an order — and 'my a-fortiori reasoning was wrong' means one of three precise assumptions failed.
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