👉 In mathematics and philosophy, a "superassumption" is an assumption that is made about something beyond its immediate context or reality. It refers to an assumption that goes beyond the limits of what the subject can understand or perceive. For example, in abstract algebra, a superassumption could be a statement that suggests that every element in a group must be either a generator (a non-zero element) or an identity (an element that leaves any other element unchanged). This statement would make it impossible for
