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The Sorites Paradox and the Limits of Sharp Categories
Vagueness isn't a flaw in our language that better definitions can fix. It may be a structural feature of reality itself.
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The argument from evil is among the oldest objections to theism. Here is what its strongest forms actually claim and where the replies fall short.
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