Hi RCH
you make too many mistakes in your replies and threads.
I'd be very interested in hearing what these mistakes are. As I am now, save your congratulations all, a graduate of the 9
th grade I am less easily led astray then I was a few, short weeks ago. But I do have a certain degree of awe regarding cavediver which would likely blind me to his foibles. Consider me, if you will, one of the little children not to be led astray. I place myself in your hands to be delivered from his (cavediver's, in this instance) hands.
If I could suggest a good place to start: In
Message 59, before the current unpleasantness, I asked a series questions. Could you do me the service of answering them. They are real question that I really don't know the answers to, and have not been able on my own to find the answers to.
The danger is that I might unwittingly, having formed an incorrect understanding of these points, use them in constructing more advanced arguments; i.e., my
Message 57 to you. You could also, please, answer the question I posed to you there as well; not the rhetorical question per se, but correcting any error I would be making in assuming the cases are not the same.
Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions. Ideas must be distinct before reason can act upon them.
Thomas Jefferson