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“… whatever else may be in perpetual flux, the meanings of words must be fixed, at least for a time, since otherwise no assertion is definite, and no assertion is true rather than false. There must be something more or less constant, if discourse and knowledge are to be possible.”
Bertrand Russell – History of Western Philosophy
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On discourse, knowledge, and constant meanings
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