BBC’s Radio 4 on Vagueness in Law by Adam Wyner.
From the post:
On the BBC Radio 4 Analysis program, there was an episode about the Sorities Paradoxes. These are the sorts of paradoxes that arise about categories that have no sharp boundaries:
One grain of sand is not a heap of sand; two grains of sand are not a heap of sand; …. ; adding one more grain of sand to some sand is not enough to make a heap of sand; yet, at some point, we agree we have a heap of sand.
So, where are the boundaries?
How would you distinguish “lap dancing” from “dancing?”
Highly entertaining! Will look for other relevant episodes.