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When I write: The present King of France is bald, it is unlogical.
In the 9th century, a contempory of Charles the Bald could have said: "The present King of France is bald".
If I write a story about Charles II and his time and someone in the story says: - "The present King of France is bald"- how would the logician guys explain the difference 'logical-unlogical?
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