nadequate
and excessive.

<P>But according to an ideonomic principle it is of the utmost importance
that the generality of all concepts constantly be enlarged over time, or
advanced toward infinity. Naturally in the course of such progressive generalization
the concepts will undergo fundamental metamorphoses, yet a form of semantic
continuity may be apparent in retrospect that was prospectively invisible
or even meaningless.

<P>It could be said that all concepts are inherently infinite in meaning,
and even