type-shifting

Type-shifting is a concept in logic and philosophy where a statement changes its grammatical or contextual form without altering its basic meaning. It often involves moving between different ways of expressing a truth, such as switching from a simple statement to a question or from a statement about things to a statement about concepts. This process helps clarify how different expressions relate and ensures consistency in reasoning across various contexts. Essentially, type-shifting allows us to see how the same idea can be represented in different forms, making reasoning more flexible and precise.