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The doctor almost certainly didn't mean it when he said that it was possible the patient was practicing law somewhere, so I think it was sarcasm.
by jacalata 13y ago
The doctor almost certainly didn't mean it when he said that it was possible the patient was practicing law somewhere, so I think it was sarcasm.
- judk 13y agoI thought about that, but decided that "for all I know" was a carefully worded expression of "it is contrary to the logic of the known Universe and all who claim to be guided by reason, but I invite you to try to claim that a miracle occurred." I guess it could be read either way. I am not expert in the finest points of a argumentative linguistics. :-) Contrast to something like. "I had his brain in a jar. But in retrospect, I agree it was improper for me to rush to judgment".