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Ok. If we are being careful, there are different kinds of completeness and we should specify which one we're talking about.

Here's a good list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Completeness_(logic)#Forms_of_...

The existence of a proof within the logic system for every well-formed formula or its negation is "syntactical completeness".




Oh cool, I was (at least partially) wrong. (Or, I was missing something important at least.) I appreciate the correction/elaboration.




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