A simple-minded solution to Laura Valentini’s ideal theory paradox

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This paper offers a solution to Laura Valentini’s paradox of ideal theory. A reason for idealizing assumptions is because otherwise the theory would be too complicated to be action guiding.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
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