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from the universe of existence. It is
a universe of logical possibility. As we
have seen, although the universe of existential
fact can only be conceived as mapped
upon a surface by each point of the
surface representing a vast expanse
of fact, yet we can conceive the facts are
sufficiently separated upon the map
for all our purposes; and in the same sense
the entire universe of logical possibilities
might be conceived to be mapped upon
a surface. Nevertheless, in order to
represent to our minds the relation between
the universe of possibilities and
the universe of actual existent facts,