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Group: alt.magick · Group Profile · Search for Statemnts in alt.magick
Author: pj
Date: Sep 8, 2007 03:38
...something known for "Set A"). So, given his set theory, following his rules, he produces a statement that is true. Using this statement, and applying his rules, he produces a statement that says the original statemnt is false. This is a paradox. If you don't think Russell's paradox is a paradox, then you don't know what a paradox is. The paradox itself isn't the important thing of course -...
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile · Search for Statemnts in alt.philosophy
Author: pj
Date: Sep 8, 2007 03:38
...something known for "Set A"). So, given his set theory, following his rules, he produces a statement that is true. Using this statement, and applying his rules, he produces a statement that says the original statemnt is false. This is a paradox. If you don't think Russell's paradox is a paradox, then you don't know what a paradox is. The paradox itself isn't the important thing of course -...
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Group: alt.seduction.fast · Group Profile · Search for Statemnts in alt.seduction.fast
Author: speeding
Date: Dec 3, 2006 22:15
... out of the relationship but for whatever reason can't cut loose. You can't read a few lines and make such conclusions. Women are very "deep" creatures.....theres no handbook on them. You make statemnts based on all the info you can get and you will still be wrong half the time. Not to mention, she did make one very clear statement, it seems. They are sharing a flat and she'd ...
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