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Subject: Good, I like resolutions. Where are they for this paradox?

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Wade A. Tisthammer

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Date Posted: 01/10/04 2:01pm
In reply to: Ben 's message, "Resolutions" on 01/10/04 12:14am

>I stand behind my points. I encourage anyone reading
>the post to refer back to my first response. I think
>my points are valid, despite Wade's assertions to the
>contrary.
>
>Ben

Bottom line is this: if you think the conclusion is incorrect, you have to reject at least one of the premises. Which premise do you find incorrect and why? Nothing you said in your initial post gives any clear answers to those questions. Why do you refuse to give them?

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