ou cannot put a substantive in its place.  Therefore it is clear that
| the subordinate verb (i.e., the verb other that believing) is functioning as a verb, and
| seems to be relating two terms, but as a matter of fact does not when a judgment happens
| to be false.  That is what constitutes the puzzle about the nature of belief.  You will
| notice that whenever one gets to really close quarters with the theory of error one has
| the puzzle of how to deal with error without assuming the existence of the non