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Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap
But it is also factual that a lunar eclipse is a subset of the full moon.
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No it's not. Neither a lunar eclipse nor a full moon is a set, so neither can be a subset of the other.
Perhaps you mean that the set of lunar eclipses is a
proper subset of the set of full moons? It makes more sense to say this without set theory, IMO.
I think I'm going to have a great game tonight. This thread is making me a better official.
