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...involves a logical paradox deployed by Jean-Pierre Dupuy in his admirable text on Hitchcock's ''Vertigo'': ...n the proposition itself is announced''. Or, to quote the title of Dupuy's text, "when I die, nothing of our love will ever have existed." Think about marr