any property can be attributed to elements of an empty set
That’s the vacuous truth of the joke. It’s irrefutable, but because it literally applies to nothing by definition, it’s as worthless as anything can possibly get.
Did I get the joke?
Yes.
(I love your analysis and example, by the way. If you’re gonna dissect jokes, this is the way to do it.)
That’s the vacuous truth of the joke. It’s irrefutable, but because it literally applies to nothing by definition, it’s as worthless as anything can possibly get.
Yes.
(I love your analysis and example, by the way. If you’re gonna dissect jokes, this is the way to do it.)