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  1. Coherence

    Linked via "exclusive bivalence"

    In formal logic and deductive reasoning, coherence demands that a set of propositions (a belief set) must not contain any intrinsic contradictions. If a system of axioms leads to $P \land \neg P$, the system is deemed logically incoherent. This contrasts with mere consistency, as a system can be consistent yet trivial (e.g., a system containing only tautologies) [3].
    A key metric, the **Triviali…
  2. Law Of Non Contradiction

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    | System Feature | LNC Requirement | Consequence of Violation | Primary Discipline |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Truth Value Assignment | Exclusive Bivalence | Triviality ($\bot$) | Classical Logic |
    | Belief State | Coherence | Cognitive Dissonance (non-formal) | Epistemology |
    | Temporal State | Strict Identity | Temporal Incoherence (Blurring) | Metaphysics (Temporal)/) |