In modulo arithmetic, 1+1 != 2 can work just fine. We're not talking about the literal universe, but the space of possibilities that opens up when you change the rules. E.g. all the amazing power and complexity that comes from imagining the existence of a number i with the property that i^2 = -1. This was initially thought to be a logical impossibility.
True == False does seem pretty broken though. Not sure that can go anywhere.
True == False does seem pretty broken though. Not sure that can go anywhere.