Sandro Hawke wrote: > > The only potential for confusion I see is that some people might want > to jump from having a triple described (with ground facts) to assuming > the described triple is true, but that seems clearly wrong. > Calling something a "fact" implies that it is "true". You might try to assert a falsehood but that would be false or inconsistent. To be consistent you must assert a fact, i.e. the fact _must be_ true. What am I clearly missing? -JonathanReceived on Friday, 1 June 2001 12:59:30 GMT
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