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    Supports→The paradoxes of set theory are resolved by reducing assertions about sets to assertions about propositional functions.

    The restriction that a function of one type cannot apply to a function of the same type blocks the paradoxes.

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    The paradoxes of the theory of sets are resolved by reducing assertions about sets to assertions about propositional functions. The restriction that a function of one type cannot apply to a function of the same type is enough to block the paradoxes. Thus the distinction between individuals, functions of individuals, and functions of such functions, categorized by what came to be called “simple theory of types” is enough for the purposes of reducing mathematics to classes, and so to logic. The id

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