Notice how h1 glossed over my BZ challenge?
The BZ challenge is the perfect avenue to test if h1 believes that what he is now saying is right or wrong. Whether he is lying or telling the tru
Because, in order for a statement to be a lie, the intention to deceive has to exist.
And one deceives others by stating something that they know is not true.
The difference between a mistake and a lie is the prior knowledge of the person making the assertion that the statement he is making is incorrect.
If he accepts, then he does believe in what he is saying and that he is willing to stand by it.
If he refuses, then he has just proven that he has no faith in what he is saying and still asserted it with what looks like absolute certainty (or at least he tries to convince people of this). Which would mean he has knowingly lied.
The beauty of my current challenge is that there is no ambiguity/difficulty here in terms of knowledge level/sophistication. One cannot feign mistake (by judges and by the debating party) due to depth of subject matter.
As we all know what a lie is.
I believe what I am saying and I am willing to defend my words and would stake 3 months of my posting time here in KMC in that regard.
Apparently, h1 doesn't believe in his own words.
Typical of liars.