Russell was also aware of certain contingent paradoxes involving propositions, such as the Liar paradox formulated involving a person S, whose only assertion at time t is the proposition All propositions asserted by S at time t are false.
Since the proof is similar, we prove only assertion (iii).
The former enjoys the complacency of the au courant and the lassitude of at-hand language, while the latter believes with Thoreau that "this world is but canvas to our imaginations," that the only worthy assertion of imagination occurs by way of linguistic originality wed to intellect and emotional verity.
President Bush asserted executive privilege in 2001, his only assertion to date, to protect files sought by congressional investigators into prosecutions long since closed, including some under Bill Clinton.
In the Liberty Alliance framework, no personal information is revealed to the service provider (or the RP); the RP gets only an assertion from the IdP that a particular user has been authenticated using a specific authentication method.
Regrettably, the only sources for this assertion, which flatly contradict the public record, are what Paul Jr. identifies in his notes as "conversations with my father".
The only support for this assertion was an extrapolation that compared attendance rates last year with an attendance estimate for a different calendar.
The article only concerns assertion with respect to its speech act properties.
Rather, what we reject is the (sometimes only implicit) assertion that cases of hypersexuality no matter how broadly or vaguely defined all represent the same underlying problem and therefore all merit the same label and approach to treatment.
One may convince himself this is indeed correct by considering the following: in a dialectical situation, the only way to attack the assertion ¬A is to assert A, and be prepared to defend this assertion.
