The subjunctive conditional law of excluded middle

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p and q, one of “were p true, q would be true” and “were p true, not- q would be true” is true. Therefore, even if Curley is not offered the bribe, either he would take it were he offered it or he would not take it were he offered it.

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Alexander R. Pruss
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