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Re: [lojban] Q

pycyn@aol.com wrote:


That doesn't work, because the false value doesn't have a referent


Whoa!  If the true value (Truth) has a referent, then so has Falsehood.


Sure.  But I affirm that neither one has a referent.


The problem is that whatever the referent, if
there is one, may be, it won't help knowing about whether something is true
or not.


Quite so.

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