11 Quotes by Gary Gibson

Formal logic has more techniques than syllogisms of course, and almost any proposition can be tested for validity or at least inconclusiveness. An essential aspect of logic is that even though the premises may add up to the entire conclusion, the conclusion and or premises may for themselves be inherently unable to prove whatever point one is making. Logic then has an implicit limit of being true just relative to it?s own structure or mode.

It's unfair to make somebody defend himself 31 years later, when many of the people who could assist you are deceased, most of the evidence that was collected has been destroyed and most of the memories have faded.