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Your concept of "starting from a position of true/false" is leading you to faulty logic. The statements made so far about the meaning of deep-equal, including yours, have used the XPath "every" operator, about which the XPath 2 spec (section 3.9, subpoint 2) states (emphasis mine): It's a common misunderstanding about universal quantification. The proposition every S satisfies P is always true when S is empty, regardless of P. For example, the statement "every hotel on St Kilda is fully booked" is true, as is the statement "every hotel on St Kilda has vacancies" (there are no hotels on St Kilda). Michael Kay Saxonica
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