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

[Philip Earis]

> Appendix 1 pg 51.
>
> "Group A is not shown. It contains the remaining in-course FCH, which is
> 23456, and represents the trivial case of the plain course being false
> against itself."

To mind mind, this definitely supports the Richard Smith interpretation. 
Words like 'the plain course being false' would have been used otherwise.