My point is not to say that what 'Seth' says is not true, my point is to say that "Just because he said it doesn't mean it should be taken as fact". In general he has a way of saying several things that seem quite apparent and agreeable, and then throw in a statement or two that the recipient - in having become receptive to previous statements - is more inclined to agree with even if it is overly unagreeable, unconfirmable, and lacking in evidence. The apparent truth of previous/later statements does not blanket everything said with truth.
Nassim's spiel does well to argue that point for me (the analogy of the moving hand).
I'll reiterate - I think very highly of the Seth material, however 'he' makes numerous statements that are by no means as definite as is implied or expressed.
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