This extended Frege’s idea that natural language misleads us about the structure of the propositions we assert. Russell went on to apply this hypothesis to what became a famous puzzle. Even though France is currently kingless, ‘The present king of France is bald’ can be used to express a proposition. The sentence is not meaningless; it has implications. So if the proposition consists of a function indicated with ‘\(\textrm{Bald}(\ )\)’ and an argument indicated with ‘The present king of France’,