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Give me a break, prosequence. I've stated several times where I wanted this thread to go and, let me tell you, this isn't it!
Besides, you needn't know what I consider "proof" to answer the question. All that's important is what you consider proof. If "proof" to you is a warm fuzzy feeling in your heart, well, then you've answered the question. Someone might try to disuade you and say that this is no criterion for proof but that doesn't change the fact that it was enough to convince you!
It's tempting to restate my intentions for this thread but I have already done so and no one cared, so...
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