Explain what it means to say that a true statement is necessary (rather than contingent), and that a true statement is a posteriori (rather than a priori).

Explain what it means to say that a true statement is necessary (rather than contingent), and that a true statement is a posteriori (rather than a priori).

Then, explain how there can be true statements that are both necessary and a posteriori, according to Kripke.

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