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I know they said "all Jews should die" but that might not be antisemitic, it depends on the context.
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Theory of the Contextualism of the Laws of Physics Example: "His theory of the contextualism of physical laws suggested that the search for a theory of everything misunderstands the nature of law. Laws aren't universal; they're contextual, and a 'theory of everything' would need to be a theory of how contexts relate, not a single set of rules for all contexts."
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Law of the Contextual Third Example: “In a mathematics proof, ‘true or false’ suffices; but in evaluating art, we need the contextual third—‘it works in this exhibition, fails in that one’—because meaning shifts with context.”
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