Both Madhyamaka Buddhist thought and Pyrrhonism employed the tetralemma as a logical tool for evaluating truth claims, a four-part logical structure where a proposition can be true, not true, both true and not true, or neither true nor not true—an epistemological method particularly popular in Indian philosophy
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“moreover both manam and paronian thought employed The Logical tool known as the tetralemma when evaluating a truth claim it's called a tetralemma instead of a dilemma because it has four parts proposition can be true not true both true and not true or neither true nor not true”
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