Concept · Foundations
Universal Quantifier
The quantifier ∀x, read 'for all x,' which claims that the formula it binds holds for every object in the domain.
Why it matters
Universal quantification is how predicate logic expresses claims of the form 'every S is P' without the distribution machinery of categorical logic.
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