Re: Is Doug's chair really red?

[Doug Alan <nessus@athena.mit.edu>]

> [John Rossi:] Although this is semantically similar to his
> postulation that agreement on quality of subjective experience also
> constitutes "truth", it is, indeed, quite different.

I was not attempting to definie "truth" or "fact" -- I was pointing
out the *actual* phenomenon people seem to refer to when they use the
words "truth" and "fact".  In actuality, there is no truth and there
are no facts.

> As for the days of the uncivilized flaming in this group.  I think that
> commentary here was more interesting when it included obnoxious
> remarks by the likes of Wicinski and Hofmann.

Yeah, it was.  Too bad the bozos left.

> Has it really been almost 4 years?

More than that!  Good to have you back, John.

|>oug

"P is for PRUE trampled flat in a brawl"