661. How
might I be mistaken in my assumption that I was never on the moon?
if you
are certain – you can’t be mistaken
and if
you are uncertain –
what you
face is not the mistake –
but
rather – possibility
the
possibility of –
different
perspectives –
different descriptions –
different
assessments
so
certain or uncertain –
logically
speaking –
the
notion of the mistake –
makes no
sense
being
mistaken or not –
is all
about claiming an authority –
you don’t
have –
for the
purpose of persuasion
‘the
mistake’ –
is an
exercise in rhetoric
as to the
assumption –
that I
was never on the moon?
any assumption
–
is open to question –
open to
doubt –
and
therefore uncertain
but there
is the question –
what’s
the point of entertaining –
useless
propositions?
© greg t. charlton. 2010.