Sentence examples similar to supposition of truth from inspiring English sources
The fallacies noted throughout are the standard ones discussed in Aristotle's De Sophisticis Elenchis: the fallacy of equivocation; the fallacy of accident; the fallacy of the composite and divided senses; the fallacy of the consequent; the fallacy of absolute and qualified senses; the fallacy of many causes of truth; amphiboly; improper supposition.
There's a kernel of truth to all of these suppositions, but some have been taken far out of context (the Mozart effect is a perfect example).
But the supposition that the truth is known almost always leads to action, and most actions, of course, turn out to be unreasoned, wrongheaded ones.
But in this kind of game, where the reader is softened up, so to speak, with erroneous suppositions, so as to be ready for the impact of truth, that truth must be delivered.
The vehicle for this account of truth conditions is the semantic theory of "supposition," which will be treated below.
Whether, however, any of these wells proves the truth of the supposition of the inverse-behaviour, I do not know.
Moreover, since deriving this contradiction does not rely on the supposition that some proposition is neither true nor false, appealing to a weak notion of truth will not help with this problem.
Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.
