A humorous friend, newly showing him around after Neville came out west, took him to Forest Lawn, pointed out the graves of actors and notables, and remarked that the lots on top of the hill cost more because of the view; that friend himself died about the 11th of November.
Date (happened)
before 15 December 1967
unresolved
before 15 December 1967
bound
Source
bound from the telling lecture nid 1314 (1967-12-15)
Reasoning
The event is told in the past tense in nid 1314, delivered 1967-12-15 (that claim's confidence: certain, preferred), so it had happened by that date. This is the same premise phase4 L6a and L4.5 rest on, stated at the precision the evidence actually supports rather than as a fabricated year. It replaces nothing: the 1900 placeholder row remains, lowered, as the record of what phase3b did. `bound` is never `preferred`, so this does not change what the event displays.
c. 11 November 1900
stated · refuted
Reasoning
|| v1.1/l1.4/sentinel1900: year 1900 here is not a date. `corpus v1 / phase3b` emitted it as a placeholder for "unknown, sometime before the telling" whenever the speaker used a vague temporal phrase — this row's own source note is the phrase. The same sentinel was identified and converged on in run v1.1/l0.5/retype/w1-conv. It carried confidence `probable`, which no evidence supported. Lowered to `doubtful`; an honest `before 1967-12-15` bound is appended alongside from the telling lecture (nid 1314). Nothing deleted, no year invented. || v1.1/l1.4/sentinel1900-refute: REFUTED. This event involves Neville himself and he was born 1905-02-19 (event 950 delta 9, `certain` + `preferred`), so 1900 is not merely unsupported — it is impossible. The event now displays no date, which is the honest state: the `before` bound appended by v1.1/l1.4/sentinel1900 remains and is what is actually known. Row kept, not deleted.
Sources
Source
- Imparting and Implanting the Word ¶48 (A friend of mine used to say to me the first time he took me over—he departed by the way about the 11th of November he made his departure—when he first came out here he wanted to show me the place.)