From what little was known about the subject, insincerity i… - Raymond Smullyan

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From what little was known about the subject, insincerity itself was regarded as another form of psychosis but one which was exceedingly rare.

Raymond Smullyan

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Raymond Smullyan (May 25, 1919 – February 6, 2017) was an American philosopher, mathematician, logician and a magician.

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Birth Name: Raymond Merrill Smullyan

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From what little was known about the subject, insincerity itself was regarded as another form of psychosis but one which was exceedingly rare. - Raymond Smullyan

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