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Mike Champion wrote:
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> http://www.economist.co.uk/science/displayStory.cfm?story_id=2099851
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> Apparently two researchers in Greece [one at the
> Aristotle University, ironically enough!] have
> demonstrated that fuzzy logic can be used to solve
> many cases involving paradoxes, such as the famous
> Liar's paradox--"this sentence is false"--that are
> meaningless in conventional logic.
>
That is not new, BTW. Bart Kosko discussed a fuzzy resolution to the
Liar's Paradox on page 4 of his 1992 book "Neural Networks and Fuzzy
Systems".
Cheers,
Tom P
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