Graham Priest on Dialetheism, True Contradictions, the Liar Paradox & Why Classical Logic Isn’t Enough

Graham Priest on Dialetheism, True Contradictions, the Liar Paradox & Why Classical Logic Isn’t Enough

From Singularity.FM by Nikola Danaylov

February 12, 2026 · 2h 50m

About this episode

Graham Priest discusses the concept of dialetheism and its implications for logic and truth.

What if some contradictions are not mistakes — but truths? For over 2,500 years, Western philosophy has treated contradiction as catastrophic. From Aristotle’s law of non-contradiction to modern formal systems, logic has operated under one sacred assumption: a statement cannot be both true and false. But what if that assumption is wrong? In this deep, wide-ranging conversation, I sit down with Graham Priest, one of the world’s most influential philosophers of logic and the leading defender of dialetheism — the view that some contradictions are true. We explore: What dialetheism really means Why the liar paradox still unsettles logicians How paraconsistent logic blocks “explosion” (the idea that from a contradiction, anything follows) Whether classical logic is incomplete rather than universal What Buddhist philosophy and Nāgārjuna understood about contradiction And whether AI systems may eventually require non-classical logics to model human reasoning Far from being an abstract puzzle, the liar paradox exposes deep tensions in how we understand truth, self-reference, and rationality itself. If contradictions can be true, then the foundations of logic, mathematics, metaphysics —…

People in this episode

Host: Nikola Danaylov

Guest: Graham Priest

Topics covered

  • dialetheism
  • logic
  • philosophy
  • contradictions
  • AI reasoning
  • Buddhism
  • truth

Keywords

  • dialetheism
  • liar paradox
  • classical logic
  • paraconsistent logic
  • Buddhism
  • truth
  • contradiction
  • AI
  • philosophy

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: dialetheism, liar paradox, Buddhist philosophy

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