👉 "Non-assumptive" is a term in mathematics that refers to a statement or argument that does not make any assumptions about its premises. It implies that the truth of the conclusion is independent of the truth of its premises, and that it can be proven true without making any additional assumptions. For example, if someone says "All students are good at math," they are stating that all students who are good at math must be able to solve math problems. However, they have not made any assumptions
