Thanks - that was very helpful. So the present King of France's being bald, and his not being bald, presuppose there being a present King of France. t...
Ah. You lost me in referring to a reference to a reference to another reply... it wasn't so obvious. So what do we conclude here? Which statement and ...
As was pointed out before, not all self-referential sentences are problematic: This sentence has five words Hence, self-reference is not the whole of ...
A statement can have either truth value assigned to it; A statement becomes an assertion when someone asserts that it is true. Sentences include quest...
Well, I did join the conversation for awhile. Indeed my previously rejected invitation for you to join a debate with me remains open. What remains obv...
Perhaps; but consider, my being an atheist makes no difference to the shite you and Frank have swapped over the last few days. I consider it a brillia...
The conversation is pathetic. As evidenced by the very post to which this is a reply. Neither of you has the sense ot back off in the face of the othe...
Here they are: https://thephilosophyforum.com/profile/comments/7265/asif Personal attacks, repetition, poor grammar, weird obsession with descriptions...
A logician saves the life of a tiny space alien. The alien is very grateful and, since she's omniscient, offers the following reward: she offers to an...
You may have missed my point. So I'll rephrase: Natural languages curls over on itself. That seems to me to be a good thing. We can formulate the liar...
I agree. But my own observation, especially over the last ten years or so, is that considerable progress has been made by identifying the intersection...
Why should a natural language be consistent? Natural languages include nonsense. That seems to me to be a good thing. We can formulate the liar parado...
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