What is a "universal statement"?
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In logic, one that is valid for a whole set at all times:\n\n"All dogs are mammals," which means all dogs, without exceptions, are mammal, at all times.\n\nYou have particular statements ("Some dogs are mammals" = "There exist some dogs that are mammals") and temporary statements ("All dogs are mammals today"). Logic only worries with universals and particulars though.\n\nThe sign for universality is the upside-down A. The sign for particularity is the mirror-image E.
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Is this a question or an abstract statement...
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O'WELL...I WOULD GO WITH WHAT EVERYONE SAY, FOR SURE.\n\nI MEAN...EVERYONE KNOW'S...RIGHT?\n\nI SEE HERE ON  Q&A..PEOPLE KNOW EVERYTHING.  LMAO\n\nHAHAHAHHA.  \n\nGOOD LUCK.
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- When its products/services are compatible globalby.\n- When its states that in its Mission Statement.\n- When the company is approached by people interetested in their products from around the world.
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That statement has to be true in order to get a valid answer...
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Well. pretty much as a rule, the whole of humanity decides what's ordinary and what isn't. Technically if you want it written in stone you'll have to do a world-wide poll, including every living person. That's not really feasible, though.\n\nEdit: I disagree. You have to be reasonable, you can't expect everything to be perfect, you really can't. You have to declare something sensibly "ordinary" or "extraordinary" and realise that no matter what there's always going to be those few  who are going to disagree, no matter what. By the standard of perfect, everything is "meaningless" because nothing is perfect.
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What deep, meaningful lyrics.  But of course since you have a GED, oops, you said PhD from the the University of the Universe....and all thing universal.....\n\nThe so called statement is nothing more than a line in a song. ...something to believe in...good for you.\n\nI grew up in the late '60's when real music was made.  In 2 years no one will remember who ever the Killers are....while 15 years from now the music of the Beatles, CSN, Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones...will still be being sold and played.\n\nObviously I don't believe in a single line from a little known song.  But perhaps it has to do with my having served as a combat officer in the army and recently spent 18 months in Iraq helping to rebuild their country and avoiding IEDs. \n\nSo go smoke some more dope, put on some more "tunes" and be universal.
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That is the ultimate question. . . \n\nSeek and you shall find
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That's a Zen statement.  If you know what it means, you will know what it means.
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I don't understand the question, but I agree with Miz.  Keep up the good work.  I love the questions; they make me laugh.  Does anyone believe them?  Anyway, thanks, and oh, come to Pantheistic Universalism.  We are waiting.
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if what you say is true...\nthe whole world knows...
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that's a statement, not a question...do you want to know what to do about it or what?
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UNIVERSAL LAW OF HUMAN NATURE NUMBER ONE:\n\nEVERYBODY THINKS HE IS RIGHT.
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www.universalclass.com
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I kinda like this:\n\nStupid is forever.\nIgnorance can be fixed.\n\nEnjoy your non-stupid day.  :)
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Yes, any statement of belief, like this one, constitutes a creed. Also one like this is misleading because it implies the necessity of deeds and now deeds must be defined so they have to determine what is a proper deed and what isn't. If I feed my cat is that a good deed? And so the like goes on that they must define things somewhere in there belief system or all is chaos.
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A divided thesis would be one that takes more than one approach to proving the thesis statement.  \n\nYour institution may have its own definition, so ask if you are unsure.\n\nA thesis statement \n- declares what you believe \n   and what you intend to prove. \n\nA good thesis statement makes the difference between a thoughtful research project and a simple retelling of facts."