Didn't think anyone would see my back so I gave myself permission to pick at it, sometimes in hour-long sessions, which my friend who liked to do the same thing referred to as "harvesting".
The problem was dealt with by the provision of extra premises which ensured that the very same things referred to by a true premise are the things referred to by the demonstrative phrases in the conclusion.
The Council argues that the biblical Greek word often translated as "confess" literally translates as "to speak the same thing", and refers to both positive and negative confessions.
"You know, José Cura just asked me the same thing," Ms. Cook replied, referring to the hunky Argentine tenor, one of many friends Ms. Cook has in the opera world.
"It could very well be that Levitra or Cialis would do the same thing," he said, referring to Viagra's two competitors in the erectile dysfunction marketplace.
Do the same thing," Che said, referring to the federal response to Hurricane Harvey that hit southeastern late Texas in August and Hurricane Irma that soon thereafter hammered Florida.
A facet of this problem is known as the 'jingle-jangle fallacies': the jingle fallacy being that just because things are called the same name it does not mean that they are the same thing; the jangle refers to the issue that because things are called different things it does not necessarily mean they are different [ 5].
Kripke's important contribution is to emphasize that this chain of transmission that attaches a name to an object is independent of our descriptions, associated beliefs — everything except our intention to refer to the same thing the person we learned the name from intended to refer to.
"It's the same thing Chuck Knoblauch has," he added, referring to the throwing problems of the Yankee second baseman.
"It would have been a lot cheaper for society to do the same thing at Lehman Brothers," he said, referring to the government's $700 billion bailout.
"I was excited because she was the first person I met who was doing the same thing as me," Costanzo said, referring to travelling solo as a woman.
