This is the strongest version of the sorites paradox ( e.g. , Hyde 2002 ) .
sorites paradox
Dominic Hyde
A positive answer would not be psychologically plausible , since x and y are indistinguishable ; but a negative answer would prohibit any binary distinction between objects that are large and objects that are not , given that one can always construct objects x and y , one of which falls just below the divide while the other falls just above it . This is the strongest version of the sorites paradox ( e.g. , Hyde 2002 ) . Our approach to vague descriptions allows a subtle response : that the offending statement may be correct yet infelicitous .
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