> There is always value in truthful statements. As long as we're not talking about nonzero value. I think GP made a worthwhile point, but in general the unive

> There is always value in truthful statements. As long as we're not talking about nonzero value. I think GP made a worthwhile point, but in general the universe is full of uninteresting truths. Like take two large, distinct numbers, assert that they are unequal. Is that specific truth valuable?