Now, in balagha we are going to look at it from a different point of view | If we do know whether the event is going to happen or not, i |
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Some are particles and some are isms | Like destroy the world for example |
The idea is that it is so impossible that if it is to be mentioned at all, it can only be mentioned hypothetically | You may be wondering why we are discussing conditionals in the chapter on predicates |
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Notice that the conditional is simply a qualifier that we have added to the predicate | Thus, ridiculing them for doing it |
He is implying that the work is so impossibly strenuous, that it makes outrageous things, like the earth stopping from spinning, seem completely possible.
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