> THAT IS PALPABLY FALSE
>
You can palpate a tumor or a prostate, but not a hypothesis. If you could, your words might mean a falsehood that could be felt by squeezing. (Hopefully, it would not ooze.)
Perhaps you meant to say "patently" ( openly, plainly or clearly).
I've always felt that those who can't be bothered to check their grammar likely can't be bothered to check their facts.
Of course it's palpable I'm wrong.
TC
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