GD> GD>You need to provide testable facts, not unevidenced beliefs.
GD> GD>After  all, you have yet to demonstrate that I don't have a
GD> GD>promissory  note from you in my safe.  

GD> JB> Except that in either case when you are dealing with absolutes,
GD> JB> then it   only takes one instances for the tautology to be
GD> JB> proven false. 

GD>Prove I don't have that promissory note, Jeff.  

If you have one, present it and we'll see about getting it paid.  Until 
then, when you are dealing with absolutes,  then it   only takes one 
instances for the tautology to be proven false.  I am wondering if you 
will see the additional irony of this.


Jeff 

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