P1: A thing's existence, as itself, stops short of another thing.
P2: Between one thing and another, is their shared boundary.
C: Therefore, things do not inherently exist, but are dependent on other things.
What's wrong with this syllogism, /sci/?
P2: Between one thing and another, is their shared boundary.
C: Therefore, things do not inherently exist, but are dependent on other things.
What's wrong with this syllogism, /sci/?
