From: goldfarb@ocf.berkeley.edu   
      
   In article ,   
   David Friedman   wrote:   
   >Actually, I recently had an exchange on one of these groups in which I   
   >was arguing that lying had to be intentional and the other party was   
   >arguing that an inadvertent falsehood was still a lie.   
      
   I agree with you on that point, but see little use in engaging with   
   your particular interlocutor.   
      
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      David Goldfarb          |"I see more than you, child. I see an end to hell.   
   goldfarb@ocf.berkeley.edu  | What do you see?"   
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                              |"Pain? Yes. Consider it a preview."  -- _Zot!_ #18   
      
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