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http://www.metaontology.pl/metaontology_populated.owl#abstract_520
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| abstract of Self-Relations | en | rdfs:label |
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According to Platonism, "Socrates is wise" expresses the exemplification by Socrates of the property of being wise; while "Simmias is taller than Socrates" expresses the exemplification by $<$Simmias, Socrates$>$ of the relation of being taller than. What about "Socrates is as tall as Socrates"? Is this property or relation exemplification? I show there is an answer that solves Russell's Paradox, Plato's "Third Man" argument, and the Greeling-Nelson paradox of non-self-applying terms.
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