"This sentence is false." might be translated into formal logic as something like this:
Theorem S: ∀x(Cxy → ¬x)
Leading to this proof:
1) ∀x(Cxy → ¬x)2) ∃!x(Cxy)C) ∃!x(¬x)
Which, when translated back into English, would look like this:
Theorem S: For all x, if x is a sentence with content ...
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- Thu Oct 13, 2011 10:45 pm
- Forum: All and Everything
- Topic: Paradoxes
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