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Quote: the confusion between plus and quus applies to any rule or word; e.g., in the past we meant grue by 'green', and now the sky is green
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private language argument for skepticism about meaning
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Although our paradigm of Wittgenstein's problem was formulated … to any rule or word. In particular, if … [Nelson Goodman, Fact, Fiction, and Forecast 1973], or something similar, would play the role of 'quus'. But … in the past, will be grue in the … 'green', so that now I should call the … Google-1 Google-2
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