posztulátumból

Posztulátumból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from the postulate" or "as a postulate." It refers to something that is assumed to be true without proof, serving as a foundational principle or starting point for further reasoning or argument. In logic and mathematics, postulates are fundamental statements that are accepted without demonstration. They are the bedrock upon which theories and proofs are built.

The concept of a postulate is crucial in axiomatic systems. These systems begin with a set of undefined terms and a set of postulates. From these postulates, using logical deduction, theorems and other derived truths are established. Without postulates, it would be impossible to begin constructing a logical framework, as every statement would require its own proof, leading to an infinite regress.

In everyday language, "posztulátumból" can also describe an assumption made in a less formal context. When someone argues or makes a decision "posztulátumból," they are starting with an idea they take for granted, rather than having rigorously verified it. This can be a quick way to move forward but also carries the risk that the initial assumption might be flawed, invalidating subsequent conclusions. The strength of any argument or system built "posztulátumból" is therefore directly dependent on the validity of the initial postulate.