You're taking my name in vain again, Old Guy.

Old Guy keeps accusing me of asking him questions and/or refusing to answer questions he's asked me. He can't seem to get straight the fact that it's Ron Davies, not me, who has been trying to pin Old Guy down, and Ron finds that trying to get Old Guy to answer a straight question, or even stick to the subject, is sort of like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall. (Perhaps he's afraid of Ron and figures that I'm an easier target.)

In the meantime, Old Guy is trying to establish some sort of identification for himself as a guru of logic when he hasn't the foggiest concept of what logic is all about or how it works. What he has managed to do is establish his inability to actually use logic himself. And he has definitely managed to establish himself as the Absolute Master of the Fine Art of Cut-and-Paste.

He's apparently incapable of formulating a logical argument himself, and the only original thoughts he has exhibited so far are other people's. Hence, his heavy reliance on cut-and-paste.

In the meantime, all this erudition about logic that he's trying to identify himself with is--surprise surprise!--cut-and-paste.

HERE is where he's getting it.

He's not interested in getting at the truth. He just wants to win the argument by whatever means he thinks he can get away with.

Don Firth