.

This is the piece of his formulation where I see vague but persistent signs
of trouble ahead if we just blindly accept it and go on blithely from there.
It reminds me too much of the excathedra bulls that Ludovico Wittgenstein
issued against Russell's early effort to understand the fixing of belief.

Here is a sample of Russell's essay:

| 'How shall we describe the logical form of a belief?'
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| I want to try to get an account of the way that a belief is made up.
| That is not an easy question at all.  