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It is clear that the laws of logic cannot themselves obey further logical laws. (There is not, as Russell supposed, for every “type” a special law of contradiction; but one is sufficient, since it is not applied to itself.)
It is clear that the laws of logic cannot themselves obey further logical laws. (There is not, as Russell supposed, for every “type” a special law of contradiction; but one is sufficient, since it is not applied to itself.)