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This tag is for arguments that produce an inconsistency with common sense.
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Who first proposed that the Liar sentence is neither true nor false because no sentence L wh...
I think that the earliest attested statement which has the form you've given is Russell's explanation to Frege that their axioms admitted an inconsistency. Quoting Russell's letter to Frege on the 16t …
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Is there a paradox in the proof of Godel's incompleteness theorem?
Gödel was right. O'Connor 2005 meets every known objection: it is constructive and finite, indeed it runs on commodity hardware in reasonable time; it includes Rosser's trick, it is not relative to ZF …
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