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If we're being sufficiently pedantic about this, for any person A and belief B, it is perfectly non-paradoxical for A to stop believing B and then start believi
by nonameiguess 4y ago
If we're being sufficiently pedantic about this, for any person A and belief B, it is perfectly non-paradoxical for A to stop believing B and then start believing B.
- PeterisP 4y agoIf we're being sufficiently pedantic, then after this process person A would be right where they started and would not be "better off", making the original statement false.