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Hi, I'm Jim Dennis of the Denison Forum, and this is the Daily Article for December 27,

2023. Wyoming is supposedly a state. Wyoming does not, in fact, exist.

It is a distortion of space-time that only appears to exist.

Or so we're informed by the Urban Dictionary, a crowdsourced English language, online dictionary

for slang words and phrases.

Think Wikipedia for urban expressions.

If you were to prove the article wrong,

how would you do so? You could point to maps delineating the state, but maps being lines drawn

on pages or digital images can deceive us. You could remind us that Wyoming has two senators,

a member of Congress, and an entire state governance apparatus,

but they would obviously profit personally from participating in the scam. You could be people

like me who claim to have been there, but how would we really know? When you drive past a roadside

sign telling you that you've entered Wyoming or any other state, what empirical evidence

exists to prove this assertion.

When you think about it, there are a few realities we can prove beyond all doubt. For example,

mathematical axioms such as the sum of a triangle being two right angles are unprovable

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