As a teenager, this man's admissions application to Harvard was mistaken for a job application  because he attached groundbreaking papers on modal logic he had written. One of his commentaries  lays o
As a teenager, this man's admissions application to Harvard was mistaken for a job application  because he attached groundbreaking papers on modal logic he had written. One of his commentaries  lays out the paradox that rules can never govern action, in his (*) Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language. For 10 points— identify this man who distinguishes sense from reference in Naming and  Necessity.
As a teenager, this man's admissions application to Harvard was mistaken for a job application  because he attached groundbreaking papers on modal logic he had written.
Saul Kripke