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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
There is nothing contradictory about Harry being blue-eyed at 10 am, March 17, 1997, and Sam being red-nosed at the same time.
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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
There is nothing contradictory about Harry being blue-eyed at 10 am, March 17, 1997, and being brown-eyed at a different time. (Don't all babies start out with blue eyes?)
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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
It is contradictory for Harry to be blue-eyed at 10 am, March 17, 1997 and also to be brown-(non-white) eyed at the same time.
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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
There is nothing contradictory about Harry being blue-eyed at 10 am, March 17, 1997, and Sam being red-nosed at some other time.
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The principle of non-contradiction states that "the same attribute cannot belong and not belong:"
{ 1 } - to different subjects at the same time in different respects.
{ 2 } - to the same subject at different times in the same respect.
{ 3 } - to the same subject at the same time in the same respect.
{ 4 } - to different subjects at different times in different respects.
{ 5 } - to the same subject at the same time in different respects.
There is nothing contradictory about Harry being blue-eyed at 10 am, March 17, 1997, and being red-nosed at the same time.
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