Re: The principle of open debate and hearing both sides


9. Lance
Jan 20, 12:36 am show options
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Date: 19 Jan 2006 14:36:42 -0800
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I don't think "fuzzy" was a good name.

I also don't think that talking of degrees of truth is correct in this
context - rather it is a set of tools for dealing with categoies that
are vague (like "tall" or the famous philsophical problem of the heap).

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Yes, I think that those are both good points.

Incidentally, some of your posts, including the above, seem to have
disappeared from the saix server, but are still visible in google.

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