Darren New wrote:
> Then the answer would be "no", not "yes". :-) If the place doesn't 
> exist, then asking whether there's something at that place would be 
> answered "no". Do the taxi drivers on the moon accept tips? No.

According to my philosophy 101 teacher at university, you can validly 
say anything about nonexistent things.  All unicorns are chartreuse, no 
harbl which has a frobotz is virpo, that kind of thing.  So the taxi 
drivers on the moon both do and do not accept tips.

-- 
Tim Cook
http://empyrean.digitalartsuk.com

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