> I’ll take “No true Scotsman” for $800 thank you Alex. One valid use of "true" means "genuine", "loyal", and/or "faithful". Thus making the sentence fragment

> I’ll take “No true Scotsman” for $800 thank you Alex. One valid use of "true" means "genuine", "loyal", and/or "faithful". Thus making the sentence fragment "if you experienced true connection" tantamount to "if you experienced genuine connection." There are many businesses I frequent where I have a "true connection" with the people representing same, from well-known national chains to sole proprietorships. Asserting the existence of the "no true Scotsman" fallacy in this context is inapplicable.