"That is false, that is 100 percent false," he told the Washington Post.
The impression is false, that is, if one assumes, as comparative-advantage theory does, that international trade is an exchange of goods between countries.
Don Shernoff, a forager for 20 years, emphasized the importance of examining a mushroom's inner flesh, which can reveal any insect infestation or whether the specimen is false, that is, a poisonous replicate of the edible McCoy.
Bradwardine's claim is that Socrates' utterance is false, that is, that Socrates utters a falsehood.
Plus, if the mathematical universe hypothesis is false, that means that the future of physics is ultimately doomed.
Strictly speaking, the hypothesis is false; that realization came about much later with the development of measure theory.
But the converse is false: that σ is not deducible in such a system from Σ is no guarantee that the thought expressed by σ is independent of the set of thoughts expressed by the members of Σ.
So, by analogy with, "This sentence is false," which is about itself, one might think that there is a thought, "This thought is false," that is also about itself.
If the statement (2.9) is false, that is, (mathbb{P}(rho_{0}<infty)>0), we can choose a pair of constants t and K large enough such that (mathbb{P}(rho_{0}< twedgetau _{K})>0).
Assume Theorem 2 is false, that is, for at least a ( j in [1,; ldots,;N_{Obj} ] ), there exists no ( c_{j} le overline{c}_{j} ) that can make Condition 8 hold.
One of the first reliabilist theories, offered by Alvin Goldman, is very similar to the tracking view, for Goldman argued that knowing p entails having the capacity to discriminate between the situation in which p is true, on the one hand, and alternative situations (in which p is false) that might arise given the circumstances at hand.
