David McFadzean
List,
I'm not exactly sure how David's example speaks to the topic (How does the
above statement prove that reality is consistent for all people using the
same definitions?); but, rising to the occasion, I will show a
counterexample which *might* be wrong--but wouldn't it be interesting if it
were true?!?
All ancestors have a (one) common human descendent.
Based on the accepted nature of the first statement, and on the processes of
logic (this would be associative? communicative? inductive? deductive?); I
would have to say that the second statement is true--at least in theory.
Brett
Returning,
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Rabble Sonnet Retort
According to the latest official figures,
43% of all statistics are totally worthless.