Removing single units destroys categorical boundary labels
The Sorites Paradox destroys your ability to define anything. If you have a massive pile of sand and remove one grain, it is still a pile. But if you continuously remove grains one by one, when exactly does it cease being a pile? There is no strict mathematical boundary where a category transforms into a non-category, proving human language is delightfully imprecise garbage.

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