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Posted by mike cahill on September 26, 1999 at 23:50:17:

In Reply to: UTK -- A Challange posted by Reilly Atkinson on September 24, 1999 at 17:34:09:


I am going to give my appraisal of the UTK situation as I see it now. I want to move on, there is much more to be shown, especially in business applications. But I also want anyone who is left out there in cyber space to give me thumbs down if they wish. Here is what I see:

1. The UTK has been public for a few weeks.

2. No one has shown that any epistemologist ever conceived that all knowledge is unified with the precision and purity of The UTK. No epistemologist has even come close. If you think so, SHOW IT NOW.

3. No one has shown any type of knowledge that The UTK can not deconstruct. If you have one, SHOW IT NOW. And PLEASE do not trifle by giving me the Book of Job, or long lists of names and other disciplines, etc. etc. If you have an attack on The UTK, you would do well to read Muncie's recent post. It is reasoned and potent. He did his home work.

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Mike

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