Multiple Choice
Hempel's dilemma is a problem for defining "physical" in terms of physics. What are the two horns of the dilemma?
A) If you use current physics, the theory is false; if you use future physics, the theory is vague.
B) If you use current physics, the theory is incomplete; if you use future physics, it is dualistic.
C) If you use current physics, the theory is true; if you use future physics, it is false.
D) If you use current physics, the theory is false; if you use future physics, it is awkward.
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