 This new mismatch seems more bearable than the old mismatch it is designed to avoid. Yet some find even a lower infinity of truth-values over-bearing. Instead of having just one artificially sharp line between the true and the false, the many-valued logician has infinitely many sharp lines such as that between statements with a truth of .323483925 and those with a higher truth-value. Mark Sainsbury grimaces, “… you do not improve a bad idea by iterating it” (1996, 255).