👉 Generalships, also known as generalizations or broad assertions, are statements that apply to a wide range of individuals, objects, or concepts. They can be used in various contexts, such as science, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and other fields. In general, a generalship is an assertion made about a group of people, objects, or concepts without specifying which members of the group are being referred to. This can include statements that apply to many individuals or groups, or that generalize certain aspects
