Did you try a variant of Zeno's paradoxes? People seem to get those relatively intuitively.
I'm not sure I can grant that unique doesn't have a gradiant (this is a discussion I've had before). If you're comparing things along multiple dimensions, it's possible for one thing to be "more unique" than another if it is unique along more dimensions. :)
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Date: 2015-06-29 05:59 pm (UTC)I'm not sure I can grant that unique doesn't have a gradiant (this is a discussion I've had before). If you're comparing things along multiple dimensions, it's possible for one thing to be "more unique" than another if it is unique along more dimensions. :)