It begins to seem that the prudent choice is not to be prudent. I believe
that if I present now, I will be in effect (if not in fact) laughed out
of the Conference. If my colleagues become convinced that I am a crackpot,
they may leave me alone.
However, I must not hedge the presentation, first of all in loyalty to my
belief in the document, and second because it will place me on record at
this earliest date. And actually, I cannot imagine any more effective way
to guarantee my colleagues' incredulity than to make a straight case, --
nay, to do so enthusiastically. So I will present.
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