To assert that 'any object (O) is not bound by logic' (P1) is to render that proposition, and every following proposition regarding O utterly meaningless. For if O is not bound by logic, it is necessary that any assertion referencing it is subject to the ravages of contradiction. P1 and its negation could be true simultaneously, and in the same sense - rendering P1 possibly false even if it is accepted as certainly true.
One cannot communicate nor conceive of an entity not bound by logic, as it renders the entity absurd... ex falso quodlibet.
posted by onceuponapriori at 12:01 ص
