On Monday 13 August 2007, Ian Kelly wrote: > 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
I never received the message you are replying to.
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