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Communications

1. Warming up on Truth Value of a Statement: The Liar's Paradox (Chapter 1.1)

This assignment must be submitted at least one hour before class meets.



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Section # Time Room Instructor
C565 MW 9:30 A BS 3018 Hernandez
C566 MW 1:00 P BS 3018 Hernandez
C567 MW 2:30 P BS 2007 Patterson
C568 MW 5:45 P LE 105 Hicks
C569 MW 7:15 P LE 103 Omran
C570 TR 11:00 A BS 2007 Tompkins
C571, C575 TR 1:00 P LE 101 Watt
C572 TR 4:00 P BS 3006 Tompkins
C573 TR 5:45 P LE 105 Schilling
C574 MW 6:00 P CS Holmes

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The following question refers to the material you were to read in preparation to the lesson.

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1. Determine whether the following sentence is a statement. Explain your answer in the dialogue box below.

This sentence is false.

This situation is referred to as a paradox. Create your own sentence that is a "paradoxical" statement and enter it in the dialogue box below.





Below is a space for your thoughts, including general comments about today's assignment (what seemed impossible, what reading didn't make sense, what we should spend class time on, what was "cool", etc.):




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