There's a dynamic to the wasabi heat, it develops on exposure to air, so the leaves have a lettuce-like taste to start with and then the heat develops...
So Russell is suggesting that we might take the lesson of her formal approach and apply it back to natural languages. So in Definition 27 she defines ...
Banno read both Hume and Kant, then read a bit more. Yet neither Hume nor Kant would agree with you. If I am but a figment of your imagination, then w...
...conflates reality and private mental states. The very fact that you are posting on this forum shows that you do not agree with this. Moreover, that...
That doesn't seem to me to be addressing Fitch, nor antirealism, which is the epistemic position that if something is true, then it is knowable. You u...
This is all part of the interplay between formal and natural languages, in which each is used to shed light on the other. Russell continues this with ...
The argument is not tensed. It is not based on "Not known now, but could be known later." It begins with Up(p??Kp), which is not temporally dependent....
I see your "bothered to read" and raise you Fitch's paradox of knowability. So yes, you did say something of that kind. Anti-realism says: every truth...
Yes, there are things we don't know. That is, there are true statements of which we do not have any knowledge. The person that realism should bother m...
Coleman's mustard appears to be just that - mustard seed. S&B Oriental Mustard apparently contains horse radish. If heat is the goal, then wasabi is I...
Identities between Names In the discussion of tense fragility, the definition of stuff that was fragile and stuff that was past was the same. The diff...
Yes, yet through all that, my initial comments stand. Reality is what there is, hence to posit something "beyond reality" is to posit more of what the...
In GR time begins at the singularity and the question of a time before the singularity is without a sense. Outside of GR, anything goes, so again the ...
There's no such time. Time came into existence along with the universe; the Big Bang is not an event in time but a boundary of time. This sort of spec...
So Pauline Hanson is now setting Liberal Party policy. This should work out well, with the conservative vote split between One Nation, the Nationals, ...
An analogy. Any integer can be named in a finite number of words. Yet a list of all the integers is not finite. Analogicaly, perhaps anything true can...
Indeed - notice that my objection is to the way the issue is phrased. As "there is stuff beyond our reality" when it should be "there is stuff that is...
Ah, you've bought in to @"Leontiskos"' theory of the Philosophy Forum "Deep state". Just the sort of thing one expects from engineers: But I just got ...
...and this and the rest is comprehensible - since you are here comprehending it. What? Why would you suppose that? Do you think the big bang is beyon...
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