Wittgenstein held that sentences that cannot be reduced to simple symbols are

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Wittgenstein, in his early philosophy as presented in the "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," argued that the meaning of sentences must be grounded in their logical form, which ultimately relates to direct representations of the world. Sentences that cannot be logically analyzed or reduced to simpler representational elements (simple symbols) were considered by him to be meaningless because they do not correspond to states of affairs in the world.

Wittgenstein Held That Sentences That Cannot Be Reduced to Simple