That's nice of you to say that.

By the way, when it came to stochastic and statistics in school, that was the only time I became quite engaged with numbers - because I fantasized or philosophized a lot about the reality of probability. I always came to the conclusion that probability is a kind of magical concept, or a means to create dependability for events which are in reality totally unforeseeable. Of course, that was a sign of intellectual hubris.

I don't know, but maybe I am willing to admit that you won this argument about logic.

However I still think that applying logic, like possessing wisdom, can lead to discrimination, being ostracized, eventually even incarceration and death. That was for example Wilhelm Reich's theory about why Jesus was killed (and about himself).

And that is why I am not letting go - but in the end of course I cannot know about the true threads you are exposed to.