Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 6, 2023
FACTS
It is redundant to refer to facts as true. It is illogical to refer to facts as false. If they are false, they are not facts. Facts simply are.
How about another pedantic, I mean informative “how to” column for a change? The previous sentence is an example of ambiguity. If the column is yet “another,” that signifies it happens often or at least with some regularity. If so, why the words “for a change”? On second thought, maybe the sentence is ok. The “for a change” part is a touch of irony.
It is your option, dear reader, to ignore the previous paragraph. But the meaning of the se...
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