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    Restrictions on quantifier domains do not defeat universa... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Any consistent fragment of Basic Law V (e.g., New Foundations or Hume's Principle) requires abandoning the universality that made Basic Law V philosophically significant to Frege.

    Restrictions on quantifier domains do not defeat universality if the principle holds uniformly for all concepts within legitimately characterizable domains.

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