A paradox is a puzzle involving claims that seem

[olgamartinez04]

Question 1

A heap argument raises a paradox because of
◦ the confused way of applying one of the argument's predicates.
◦ the ambiguity of one of the argument's terms.
◦ the vagueness of one of the argument's terms.

Question 2

A paradox is a puzzle involving claims that seem
◦ independently false but can all be true at once.
◦ independently true and cannot all be false at once.
◦ independently true but cannot all be true at once.

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[olgamartinez04]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[ricroger]

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