He also suggests that Plato could have made sure that the condition was formulated in such a way that it would not cause a contradiction; because Plato cannot fulfill his conditional promise without violating it, he is not obligated to fulfill the promise.
He also suggests that Plato could have made sure that the condition was formulated in such a way that it would not cause a contradiction. Buridan says that because Plato cannot fulfill his conditional promise without violating it, he is therefore not obligated to fulfill the promise.