Logically inconsistent implies inconceivable, right? Falsely attributing a paradox is a way of issuing a false positive for inconceivability. The rest of the post is an example of falsely attributing a paradox and concluding inconceivability, when someone already has the concept.
I think I can conceive of things that are logically inconsistent. I might just be ignoring the details that make it inconsistent when I do, but other cases where I conceive of a concept but don’t keep every detail in mind at once don’t seem examples of inconceivability.
Wouldn’t the ability to have a false positive for a paradox itself be a sign that people can conceive of things that are paradoxical?
Logically inconsistent implies inconceivable, right? Falsely attributing a paradox is a way of issuing a false positive for inconceivability. The rest of the post is an example of falsely attributing a paradox and concluding inconceivability, when someone already has the concept.
I think I can conceive of things that are logically inconsistent. I might just be ignoring the details that make it inconsistent when I do, but other cases where I conceive of a concept but don’t keep every detail in mind at once don’t seem examples of inconceivability.
Wouldn’t the ability to have a false positive for a paradox itself be a sign that people can conceive of things that are paradoxical?