On 8/13/07, Ed Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > public message. Each public message is considered to be sent > by the person it identifies as its sender, unless an inquiry > case pertaining to the truth of this identification is not > judged true, in which case it is considered to be sent by the > Flying Spaghetti Monster.
The inquiry phrasing needs to account for the negative. Otherwise, a person could CFJ that any particular message was *not* sent by its sender, the judge would have to find false, and the message would thus be considered to be sent by the FSM, contrary to the finding of the case. -root
