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Excerpt from The Paradoxes of Mr. Russell: With a Brief Account of Their History
I. This proposition is what its predicate says or it is not.
II. That this proposition is what its predicate says implies that it is true; and that it is not what its predicate says implies that it is false.
III. Then it is either what its predicate says and true, or not what its predicate says and false.
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