Re: "Friendly Premises"

Torkel Franzen wrote:
> "George Dance" <georgedance04@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > Apparently; which makes the assertion in question equivalent to:
> > There is no concept of "proof" in logic.
>
> Why would you make this bold assertion?

Sorry for your misunderstanding; I should have made it clear that I was
referring to someone else's assertion.

I hope that the following edit clears things up:

Apparently; which makes the assertion in question equivalent to:
"There is no concept of 'proof' in logic."

(Perhaps you'd see that as an example of how learning to write only
confuses and bewilders my kind, causing us to make absurd assertions.)

.

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