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What do we call Are there philosophical problems for which there's only a trivial solution?

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What do we call philosophical theoremsproblems for which there's only a trivial solution?

I can't really think of a philosophical example, but in mathematics, it would be something like find'find the x where f(x) = 0 given that f(x) = xx', and the solution would be x'x = 00', which is trivial. Is there any such theorem"theorem" in philosophy? What are the most popular ones? Is there even an analog?

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