Right. I mean the original, paradoxical line of reasoning – "the switching argument".
I see that the article also says "commonly one writer proposes a solution to the problem as stated, after which another writer shows that altering the problem slightly revives the paradox." But it doesn't seem to elaborate on where the simple resolution falls down, if it does.
I see that the article also says "commonly one writer proposes a solution to the problem as stated, after which another writer shows that altering the problem slightly revives the paradox." But it doesn't seem to elaborate on where the simple resolution falls down, if it does.