the fact that it is so difficult to find acase of purely intellectual uncertainty, that is one upon which nothing hangs. Perhaps as near to it as we can come is in the familiar story of the Oriental potentate who declined to attend ahorse race on the ground that it was already well known to him that one horse could run faster than another.
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