You Can't Really Trust Anybody

When You Start Talking About The Known Knowns And The Unknown Unknowns, You're Thrown Into A Crazy Meta-level Discussion. Do I Know What I Know, Do I Know What I Don't Know, Do I Know What I Don't Know I Don't Know. It Becomes A Strange, Lewis Carroll - Like Nursery Rhyme.

Those Who Cannot Condemn The Past Repeat It In Order To Remember It.

Truth And Falsity Is Something That Concerns Language, It's A Property Of Language.

Recently It's Become Much To My Surprise, Something That Does Happen. For Example, I Used To Get Almost All Of My Stories, And It's Probably Still True, From Newspapers. Primarily From The New York Times. No One Ever Really Thinks Of The New York Times As A Tabloid Newspaper And It Isn't A Tabloid Newspaper. But There Is A Tabloid Newspaper Within The New York Times Very, Very Often.

But There's A Big Difference Between, Say, Reporting On A Story And Simply Making Up A Story.