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when proposing a new logic/norm, as this still acts within a binary logic that reduces the object of discussion to either being part of the 'norm' or the 'alternative'. | when proposing a new logic/norm, as this still acts within a binary logic that reduces the object of discussion to either being part of the 'norm' or the 'alternative'. | ||
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It is important to question the term 'alternative' and whether this is the most appropriate term when proposing a new logic/norm, as this still acts within a binary logic that reduces the object of discussion to either being part of the 'norm' or the 'alternative'.