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A Study of Self Referential Sentences: The Robustness of Logic and Human Error
A constructive examination of self-referential sentences. This is the public version. Terminologically, it is written so that almost anyone can follow it at first, but as the paper progresses it increasingly relies on the reader’s inferential abilities (since spelling out every detail would make it excessively long). For readers who understand section [6] of Version 5—regardless of whether they agree or disagree—a complete version is also available.
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