New Interpretation Regarding "Definite Knowledge"

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Fri Dec 18, 2009, 12:48pm

rfp

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I think this interp is giving us the allowance to make up our own "definite knowledge" -- to a degree.

Note the "tenths of a second" phrase. Is that 1/10? 2/10? 3/10? Not much clarity there. Sounds like we can add what we think. I'm not sure that's the "definite knowledge" we've been debating.

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