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Some New Infinity Puzzles
Philosophia 48 (3):1093-1099 (2020)
Abstract
Salmon was the first to speak explicitly of paradoxes of kinematics. In this short note I introduce a new class of infinity puzzles. Following natural terminology, they should actually be called static paradoxes.Author's Profile
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