452. It would not be reasonable to doubt if that was a real
tree or only…
My finding it beyond doubt is not what counts. If a doubt
would be unreasonable, that cannot be seen from what I hold. There would
therefore have to be a rule that declares doubt to be unreasonable. But there
isn’t such a rule, either.
the proposition – any proposition – is a proposal –
open to question – open to doubt – uncertain
‘finding beyond doubt’ –
is to find against propositional logic –
it is to find for prejudice – for ignorance –
for stupidity
any so called ‘rule’ – like any proposition –
is open to question – open to doubt –
is uncertain
and any rule that declared doubt to be ‘unreasonable’ –
or for that matter ‘reasonable’ –
at best is a piece of rhetoric –
and like all rhetoric – whether effective or not –
hot air
© greg t. charlton. 2010.
