Difference between revisions of "Tautaulogically"

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Tautological - A tautology is a logical statement that is trivially true, that is can never be made false

It also implies a redundant or vacuous statement

The spelling implies Tauf Tauf c.f. Tauftauf thou art peatrick

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−	The spelling implies Tauf Tauf c.f. ~~tauf tauf~~ thou art peatrick	+	The spelling implies Tauf Tauf c.f. [[Tauftauf]] thou art peatrick