[Dimensio]

Please explain why it is more reasonable to believe what is written in a telephone book than to disbelieve it.

The publishers of such books -- typically the phone company that services the area of distribution -- has a vested interest is providing accurate information. Moreover, a book that frequently contains errors without correction in subsequent volumes will no longer be trusted as accurate. How does this relate to your previous assertions. Also, why did you ignore my previous questions?

[Fester Chugabrew]

So, when you use a phone book, you think to yourself first: "I am going to accept this information as true because the people who provided it have a vested interest in accuracy." I don't think so. As for ignoring your previous questions, I've been answering them steadily over the past few days. Why do you keep asking the same questions over and over? Where have you been?