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There is an objective pull to cause P | R | S to agree for different people, but P| R | S generally not equal for two people. The differences in P | R | S account for the problems Quine points out about intensional contexts. That we posit a common real world explains the belief that there is a correct P| R | S, although we may never completely know it.
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