Neville asks David the meaning of WASP before the lecture

On the evening of the lecture Neville asked his friend David what the word 'wasp' actually means, and David told him it stands for white, Anglo-Saxon, protestant.
Date (happened)
c. October 1968
unresolved
  1. c. October 1968 estimated · possible · preferred
    Source The Head, the Sourcelecture nid 1871 carries two conflicting delivery claims: d1 1968-10-14 (stated/possible, own chrome dateline) and d0 1968-10-20 (estimated/doubtful, inherited via a duplicate-node link); both agree on October 1968.
    Why Existing claim d0 (relative/certain, no year) is left unchanged; the exact day within October 1968 remains unresolved pending reconciliation of the lecture's own conflicting delivery claims.
    Reasoning Passage 547508 has Neville say he asked David the meaning of 'wasp' 'tonight', i.e. the same evening as this lecture. The lecture's two delivery claims disagree by six days on which October date is correct, so no single day can be safely asserted, but both name October 1968, which is capped at the higher-confidence source's (d1) possible confidence rather than averaged upward.
  2. tonight relative
    Source The Head, the Source ¶16"tonight", told in Head Source (nid 1871)
    Said as tonight
    counted from The Head, the Source
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Sources

Source

  • The Head, the Source ¶16 (My friend David would always use the word “wasp” and I asked him tonight just what does it mean? Well, he said, it really means “white, Anglo-Saxon, protestant”)