Universal Quantifiers

A Meta Model pattern involving words that make universal generalizations without referential index — words such as 'all,' 'every,' 'never,' 'always,' 'everyone,' and 'no one.' Universal quantifiers create absolute rules that leave no room for exceptions, often forming the basis of limiting beliefs. The Meta Model challenges universal quantifiers by exaggerating them ('Every single time? Without exception?') or by asking for a counter-example ('Has there ever been a time when that wasn't true?').