My Reader Keeps Moving the Date She Gave Me: When Do I Stop Believing the New Date?
A reader who keeps moving the date she gave you is replacing a testable promise with an untestable one, and the moment to stop believing the new date is the
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A reader who keeps moving the date she gave you is replacing a testable promise with an untestable one, and the moment to stop believing the new date is the
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