Definition: "Antidecalogue" is a term used in classical Greek philosophy to refer to an argument that contradicts itself or leads to a contradiction. It's like having a false position where one side actually agrees with another, but one has not shown their point fully. The idea of "antidecalogue" means "against the antecedent," which is usually a claim made against something that it contradicts. Definition: Antidecalogue is a philosophical technique in which an argument that opposes its own conclusion leads to a contradiction or a paradox. It's like having a false position where one side actually agrees with another, but one has not shown their point fully, and thus the true statement of the opposite perspective is contradicted by the evidence presented.
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