I believe you're trying to have it both ways: you insist I haven't made a point, yet claim the inference is obvious. Perhaps you just don't like the way I made my point in this case, or perhaps you just don't like my point.

Alrighty then, it gives me a chance to post one of my all-time favorite quotations, in case you've missed the point

An age is called Dark not because the light fails to shine, but because people refuse to see it.

James A. Michener, Space

Even more to the point, try this:

..the following psychiatrists and psychologists have concluded that the official version of 9/11 is false. Moreover, many of these mental health experts have concluded that the government's account is so obviously false that people who believe the government's version are in psychological denial:

George Washington's Blog

Personally, I like to call this malady "Blind Cardinal Disease" - no relation to the bird.

There are always many justifications, rationalizations, and just dumb reasons to avoid coming to grips with information that might threaten or overturn core beliefs. And of course, some people just follow orders, like the Pope's emissaries when they went to see Galileo's telescope.

Since a glimpse of the four tiny satellites orbiting Jupiter would have overturned the current dogma and orthodoxy, the Cardinals simply refused to have a look.

$2.3 trillion gone missing, and you have no curiosity about that or the guy who was in charge?

Alrighty then.

S