There are no true oxymorons. Every expression we call an oxymoron — "deafening silence," "living death," "cruel kindness," "jumbo shrimp," "necessary contingency" — is only *perceived* as self-contradictory from within a particular formal system or conceptual framework. By the Tralse Limit Theorem, τ(P) > 0 strictly for all P — nothing is perfectly, absolutely contradictory. By the Mathematical Subordination (URB #486), logical contradiction is a feature of specific formal systems, not of CCC-level reality. By Myrion Resolution, every apparent contradiction has a level at which both poles are simultaneously coherent without remainder. **An oxymoron is a Myrion Resolution candidate that has not yet been elevated to its resolving level.** Nothing more.
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