| So we may represent the Aristotelian solution as one which rejects the law of bivalence. |
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| Against both Epicurus and the Stoics, Carneades argued that no deterministic consequences follow from the principle of bivalence. |
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| Provided that Diodorus accepted the principle of bivalence, these definitions, too, satisfy the modal requirements to above, as can be checked easily. |
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| Against the Stoics he argued that a commitment to bivalence and the principle that every action has a cause does not entail that all actions are fated. |
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| In terms of truth, the mismatch problem recounts the antagonism between bivalence and multivalence, between the black-or-white and the gray. |
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| In line with Presocratic philosophy, he believes that there is a basic bivalence at work in the cosmos that expresses itself at the deepest levels of causality. |
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