👉 In mathematics, a superconsequence is an implication that leads to a contradiction. It means that if there exists some value of a variable (let's say x) such that the statement "x is positive" is true, then it must also be true that "x is negative." If this condition is not satisfied, then we can conclude that the original statement was false. This concept is fundamental in mathematical logic and has applications in various fields including set theory, topology, and computer science.
