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2+2 does not always equal 4...

I am not terribly happy with A's formulation if you have translated him correctly, but I certainly prefer it to Russell & Whitehead's formulation something like: "Three is the set of all sets that have three members." It seems so material and applied.  I am not sure why three should be a set at all.

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