 “It is obvious that, in an inquiry into the tides, the sun and moon must be included in the ‘situation . ’ I do not see how, on Dr. Dewey's principles, a ‘situation’ can embrace less than the whole universe; this is an inevitable consequence of the insistence upon continuity of continuing factors%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .” Russell could find no starting or stopping point in such situational logic.
<coherence>  “It is obvious that, in an inquiry into the tides, the sun and moon must be included in the ‘situation . ’ I do not see how, on Dr. Dewey's principles, a ‘situation’ can embrace less than the whole universe; this is an inevitable consequence of the insistence upon continuity of continuing factors%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .” Russell could find no starting or stopping point in such situational logic.
 “It is obvious that, in an inquiry into the tides, the sun and moon must be included in the ‘situation . of continuing factors%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .” Russell could find no starting or stopping point in such situational logic.