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Ship of Theseus: A 2000‑Year‑Old Paradox Dissolved – The Universal Principle of Collapse
This paper dissolves the Ship of Theseus paradox by showing its contradiction arises not from reality but from language collapse. Once collapse is recognized, the puzzle vanishes retroactively at inception. This resolution exemplifies the Universal Principle of Collapse (UPC), which reveals paradoxes as shadows cast when language is mistaken for reality. November 2025
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