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> Others would claim that such sentence aren't true nor false. The archetypical example is "The king of France is bald". This depends on whether you’re a Legit
by philwelch 4y ago
> Others would claim that such sentence aren't true nor false. The archetypical example is "The king of France is bald".
This depends on whether you’re a Legitimist or an Orleanist. And even then, the Orleanist claimant is only “balding”, looks to be around 4 or so on the Norwood scale.
- tgv 4y agoOut-of-touchists, more likely. Imagine squabbling about the legitimacy of the Treaty of Utrecht.