From: Steve Gardner (gardner_at_sng.its.monash.edu.au)
Date: Tue Feb 11 2003 - 21:41:48 PST
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, James Willson wrote: > It's time for round 202. > > We'll try the theme "Beg the Question". > > The round will start when someone posts the first rule. ===== begin rule submission ===== A theme of 'begging the question' begs the question of what exactly is meant by 'begging the question', since the term is understood differently by different people. I propose that we settle, or at least explore, this question. Therefore, each Rule in this round should both suggest, and instantiate, an answer to this question, not necessarily the same answer! For myself, I propose that the authoritative answer to the question of what constitutes begging the question is to be found in that authoritative source for all FRC-related questions, the FRC Regulations. And what makes me think that that the FRC Regulations are the authoritative source for all FRC-related questions? It says so in the FRC Regulations! ====== end rule submission ====== -- Steve Gardner | Each writer creates their own School of Computer Science | precursors. and Software Engineering | gardner_at_sng.its.monash.edu.au | -- Jorge Luis Borges -- Rule Date: 2003-02-12 05:42:45 GMT
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