Full Idea
We will say that the mark of a state of affairs is the fact that it is capable of being accepted.
Gist of Idea
The mark of a state of affairs is that it is capable of being accepted
Source
Roderick Chisholm (Person and Object [1976], 4.2)
Book Reference
Chisholm,Roderick: 'Person and Object' [Open Court 1976], p.117
A Reaction
I find this a quite bewildering proposal. It means that it is impossible for there to be a state of affairs which is beyond human conception, but why commit to that?