To many people, Axioms are NOT bright. Since there are conflicting opinions, and since this alleged brightness has not been quantitatively demonstrated by scientific proof, this brightness can only be considered as alleged, i.e. "so declared, but without proof."

I have, in fact, seen graphs posted on this forum, which show a remarkably flat response, which can be taken as quantitative evidence that Axioms are not bright. Perhaps this brightness is in the ears of the beholders, thus enabling us to allege that their ears are bright, and not the speakers.


Jack

"People generally quarrel because they cannot argue." - G. K. Chesterton