to make such a distinction, however.<BR>
<BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE>Also, the value of a<BR>
hypothesis may need to be tested by later facts, not just prior facts.<BR>
<BR>
> >"We have no conception of the absolutely incognizable."<BR>
><BR>
> This seems to me to be obvious.  We might hypothesize that<BR>
> some parallel universe exists that can never interact with<BR>
> us in any way.  But then that is pure fantasy.  It is indeed<BR>
> a conception, but calling it a conception of anything that<BR>
> exists is totall