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Giovanni Merlo认为，目前流行的一种解释Kit Fine关于紧张事实的碎片主义(他称之为“非结构化碎片主义”)的方法受到了“紧张信念爆炸”问题的威胁。我认为，这种信仰的爆发对非结构化的碎片主义者没有任何问题。
Don’t Stop Believing: Fragmentalism and the Problem of Tensed Belief Explosion
Abstract Giovanni Merlo has argued that a currently popular way to interpret Kit Fine's fragmentalism about tensed facts (which he calls ‘unstructured fragmentalism’) is threatened by the problem of ‘tensed belief explosion’. I argue that such an explosion of belief poses no problem to unstructured fragmentalists.
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