When making a statement about an existent, one has, ultimately, only two
alternatives: "X (which means X, the existent, including all its
characteristics) is what it is"—or: "X is not what it is." The choice
between truth and falsehood is the choice between "tautology" (in the sense
explained) and self-contradiction.
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