My advisor is French and pronounces it as rhyming with eats phonetically , ' tits I ' m guessing this is the correct pronunciation . I ' ve also heard some prominent geometric group theorists who have pronounced it as rhyming with its phonetically , ' tts I ' m guessing these people just don ' t give a damn . <| sep |> Used to ignore zubats as well , but now catching them all for the upcoming Crobat . <| sep |> Monty python and the holy grail , Vikings . <| sep |> How many children have to die to be able to put some signage in place ? The answer is two . And I seriously doubt we ' re going to see one other than your kid , so no sign . <| sep |> Hatred , that guy is clueless ! <| sep |> I see why you say verificationist atheists would have a problem with this , someone who is truly a verificationist if they accept the idea that all truths are knowable . Although the problem with this way of thinking especially for us as humans is that for any universal truth like the ones described by the question , is that it would also have to be true at every single point in the universe , which would be impossible for us to verify as the universe is seemingly infinite to us . Well outside of us could their be a being that exists that would know every truth such as god is described and being omniscient . Assuming a being like this existed how would it interact with the universe , due to its nature of being omniscient and therefore knowing all truths this can imply many things . For example being omniscient implies not only do you know everything but you know everything that has or will happen , meaning that from the moment the universe existed it also knew how it would end . Which would imply all actions have been predetermined since the inception of the universe . At this point I can say I disagree with the assumption the paradox starts with , as I believe humans have free will and our actions are not predetermined , which opposes the idea of all truths being known to something . While the logical proof makes sense , I disagree with the assumption that it is based on .