Trivial facts can be drawn together at times to give non trivial conclusions. Two pieces of information which might appear to have no security interest can, when added together, provide the reader with a security nugget or loophole. I recall being told (a) that titanium is required for supersonic planes and (b) a military aircraft company that's building the xxx plane has placed a large titanium order. Conclusion - the xxx will be supersonic.

The same thing applies on the web - only more so. So I'm writing another of my entries today in the full knowledge that one or two readers may draw conclusions beyond the apparently simple facts stated.

(written 2004-08-21 07:31:25)

 

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