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Zeroth-order logic is a concept in the realm of formal logic and mathematical logic that serves as a foundational or minimalistic framework for reasoning. It is often described as a system that lacks quantifiers, meaning it does not include the ability to express statements involving variables that can range over a domain of objects (as seen in first-order logic and higher).

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