A Differend is posited as a conflict in which cannot be equitably resolved for lack of a rule or judgement applicable to both arguments; and Euathlus'...
Perhaps. But if we read the text as saying that it is, ?245 works. What's being rejected, and here I think I'm following Kenny, is that notion that ta...
§8 Let p be: you are the victim of a wrong. A. Either p or ~p A. If p then ~p Hence, ~p The argument in §3 - the editor - looks more cogent than that ...
Can this be asked in a coherent fashion? Can one imagine a world with no space? Sure - extrapolate down form four to three to two to one to no dimensi...
Yeah, I'm not so sure. It might be a difference of kind rather than perspective. "I have a pain in your toe", while odd, does not seem to be ill-forme...
If I am right, you have not made any other points. Your argument is at its heart ill-formed. That's not a small issue. So it's over to you to see if y...
See the sentence immediately preceding this... So "I have a pain in my neck" is the same as "ouch!" and at the start of §244 ""How de we refer to sens...
Laura Tingle wasn't so cynical, once. She's learned a lot. And so: Which works for a government that has striped the pubic service to a point of such ...
I am aware that there is a fashion on the forums not to tell folk when they are confused. But doing so is the very essence of philosophy. So suck it u...
None of which shows that an eternal being exists necessarily. To do that you would have to show that there are no possible worlds that are not eternal...
Nuclear submarines. This is going to be embarrassing. A dear friend was an engineer on the Collins class. At table he would regale us with tales of in...
There's arguments and there's arguments. Quarrels and lines of reasoning. Philosophers use both. They supposedly use lines of reasoning to suport this...
From Elsewhere: That's what is going on here. Getting the distinction between belief and truth shines light on the relation between truth and certaint...
That'll be 'cause they are right. No, it doesn't. The notion that a sentence has a real meaning is bogus. "The door is shut" might be a code indicatin...
The door is shut. I give up. Unless you can make your point, a point you have tried to make before, I don't see any purpose in continuing. I was expec...
Cheers. That works for me. I'm not convinced that the success of science does not constitute proof of the intelligibility of the universe. Consider th...
The door is shut. That is a statement. It is also a fact, because the door is indeed shut. It can be used as a statement and as a fact. "The door is s...
The thread was attacked by a sock-puppet troll. Unfortunate, but it happens sometimes. Yes, a cleanup by a mod would be helpful. It might happen if yo...
The door is shut. That is a fact. That is also a statement Duckrabbits. "The door is shut" refers to that statement by quoting it. ""The door is shut"...
Belief in facts is not determinate. Mentioned before. You can believe whatever you like. What does this bit of nonsense have to do with anything in th...
Yes, I have. Several times. First, your question is ill-formed. Facts are always true. Second, if what you are asking is when is a statement true, the...
Nothing to be done here. Take this: What to do with it? Consider: ...so whatever the "event"you are asking for, you are both accusing me of having pre...
Yeah I do. The T-sentence. Statement mentioned on the left, state of affairs, fact, statement used, on the right. You are pretending there is more, wh...
Indeed, on this we agree, but it seems we disagree as to who... Your inevitable presence here doubtless assures that this thread will have a long and ...
Interesting. I've two conflicting responses. The first is that a deep question is one which elicits an interesting and enduring conversation. The seco...
I meant bullshit as in saying what suits one's purpose - not speaking without warrant so much as speaking without regard for the truth. After Frankfur...
I'm not the one to answer this - perhaps @"Wayfarer"? Interesting that he hasn't chimed in - or if he did I missed it. I'm not in favour of the term "...
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