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Following Russell's discussion of Meinong, in [Russell 1905a, 1907], Parsons considers the threat of contradiction generated by impossible objects like the round square.

In general this is how the Logic proceeds: seeking its most basic and universal determination, thought posits a category to be reflected upon, finds then that this collapses due to a contradiction generated, like that generated by the category being, and so then seeks a further category with which to make retrospective senses of those contradictory categories.

Comics and graphic novels portray differences by selectively intensifying various contradictions generated in society by censorship, race relations, political agendas and gender biases.

Looking exhaustively at the data, Piketty notes that the growing inequality generated by this contradiction only flattened in the US and Europe as a result of high marginal taxes on income in the wake of the two world wars.

The trouble with this suggestion is that much of the detail of the Protagorean/Heracleitean position in 151 184 seems to be generated by Protagoras' desire to avoid contradiction.

This contradiction can be explained if mPing moves by the gap repair mechanism where double-strand breaks generated by mPing excisions are repaired by utilizing a copy of mPing from either the sister chromatid or from the homologous chromosome.

It typically resolves this contradiction by generating the illusion that the nose is extending in length, the so-called Pinocchio Illusion.

What this captures is the ambiguities and contradictions being generated".

What exactly is the contradiction that generates the Antinomy?

It performs automatic reasoning by propagating observations along the network - as usually done when reasoning about regulations - and checking whether this propagation either yields a contradiction or generates new deductions.

Hence our assumptions have generated a contradiction.