Null implies an absence of value. It's the Null set, yes? It's not, for instance, an uncollapsed qbit: that which has possible descrete value but has not been observed/recorded. It's a purposeful demarcation of 'absence' to a specific attribute.

But I suppose you could establish alternative interpretation with it.... AND IGNORE THE UNDERPINNINGS OF SET THEORY. D:<

**Now is the summer of our discotheque** @Elizafox · May 10, 2017, 19:58

**Now is the summer of our discotheque** @Elizafox · May 10, 2017, 19:58

@Irick @cadey @wxcafe Who gives a shit about set theory when you're not dealing with a set?

**⦺ irick 🐁🐈⚩** @Irick@vulpine.club · May 10, 2017, 20:04

**⦺ irick 🐁🐈⚩** @Irick@vulpine.club · May 10, 2017, 20:04

@Elizafox @cadey @wxcafe
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What are relational databases but sets? Hell, even graph databases still rely on set operations.

**Now is the summer of our discotheque** @Elizafox · May 10, 2017, 20:27

**Now is the summer of our discotheque** @Elizafox · May 10, 2017, 20:27

@Irick @cadey @wxcafe Null applies to whole sets, not individual elements, iirc.