> You could rephrase Lisp as a Unityped system, but I seriously doubt it would be consistent.
It's not. (x -> x) is always inhabited, so if you have a fixed point combinator (x -> x) -> x then every theorem is true.
It's not. (x -> x) is always inhabited, so if you have a fixed point combinator (x -> x) -> x then every theorem is true.
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