Proof

Proof
is always a good idea.
Proof
can be ignored, but not denied.
Proof
can help to reduce disputes and arguments.
Proof
is often open to interpretation.
Proof
can expose a lie or a liar.
Proof
can seal a contract.
Proof
is sometimes not enough.
Proof
must be examined.
Proof
will stand up to investigation only if it is true.
Proof
sometimes must overcome prejudgment.
Proof
is meaningless in a kangaroo court.
Proof
is only useful when the truth is honestly sought.
Proof
is ultimately a personal judgment,
no matter what the actual outcome.

By Arem R. Jayar

Reprinted with permission of copyright holder