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Peam has edited it, but I also noticed how towards the end Columbus was caught now into the 'belief' argument, as if sudfdenly the earth being round was the least important thing about it all. I think we call that Counter Intelligence, right?SAO said:P.S. - Peam, did you notice how Govert turned into Covert in the middle of your analogous anecdote? I don't know if that was intentional, but as Govert would say, sure makes me enter into some wild/baseless speculation about some unprovable possibilities about Govert's reasons (direct or indirect) for being here...
What makes you think somebody now even feels like giving you an answer, particulary when you choose not to answer?Govert said:Until now no one could give a satisfying answer to the question if there is really a method to get out alive.
You seem to have a psicological blindness.
Not that you would had to notice it though, but Probability is but ONE factor. Add to the list Historical Research.Govert said:Probability is imo not enough for this kind of question, as it is a matter of getting out alive or not.
As wrong as you can be, mate!Govert said:It seems you believe that nothing can take you out, but I might be wrong.
Are you kidding?Govert said:If you have an answer and are prepared to tell me I would be very much obliged.
Wrong again! ;)Govert said:My point and question is if there is really a way out.