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Posted by Paul R. Martin on July 11, 2002 15:39:01 UTC

Hi Dick,

Reading your response prompted a question in my mind:

Do you think it is possible to know something without being able to prove it? By "it" I mean the fact that the "something" is true; I don't mean the fact that you know that fact.

In other words, is there any valid basis for claiming to know something other than that you can prove it?

Warm regards,

Paul

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