Generalized Principle
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Generalized Principle:
"A generalized principle hold true in every case.
If there is one single exception then it is
no longer a generalized principle.
No one generalization ever contradicts
another generalization in any respect.
They are all interaccommodating."
Town Hall, New York, 26 Feb 1971
Citations
- Lecture "The Function of Man in Universe"
