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    Supports→A proposition s is logically true if and only if s is universally valid with respect to i^s

    Logico-universal validity is defined as universal validity with respect to the sequence of all extra-logical simple ideas in s

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    The result of applying the operation of variation to a proposition depends essentially on our choice of ideas to be varied in the proposition in question. And it can depend on matters of fact whether or not a proposition is universally valid (or contravalid) with respect to a sequence \(i\) of ideas. Thus, e.g., it is due to the fact that every German is European and no German is American that the proposition [Every German philosopher is European] is universally valid and the proposition [Every

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