[r-t] What's the meaning of a method having aparticularfalsecourse head

[Graham John]

Richard wrote:

> All methods have A falseness

This sounds like an MBD argument, Richard (as in "the number of changes of
method" discussed on r-c on several occasions). 

Group A falseness has always meant a method false in the plain course and is
defined as such in every publication or reference. I have never heard of it
being used otherwise. Please don't redefine it!

Graham