"Tetramerous" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Having four (merous) parts.
A tetralemma is a philosophical and logical construct that can help with argumentation and problem-solving. It is a part of the doctrines of several Eastern philosophies, including Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta. A tetralemma is a logical formula used to consider four mutually exclusive alternatives for handling a question or argument. The four alternatives are:<br><br>1. P OR NOT P<br>2. P AND not P<br>3. NOT P OR not P<br>4. P AND NOT P - NOT P AND NOT P.<br><br>The first alternative is simply the positive or negative truth, but the last three alternatives are equivalent examples of contradictions or synonyms for saying something and not saying it, mutually exclusive "and/or" concepts any more.