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===What if it is not enough?=== | ===What if it is not enough?=== | ||
The sky might, yet, fall in on your head. What if the ''very act of disclaiming liability'' invokes some new, un-thought of, liability? Could your [[magic incantation]] inadvertently summon from across the Styx some new demonic imp to ply your client with liability? | The sky might, yet, fall in on your head. What if the ''very act of disclaiming liability'' invokes some new, un-thought of, liability? Could your [[magic incantation]] inadvertently summon from across the Styx some new demonic imp to haunt your dreams and ply your client with indeterminate [[liability]]? | ||
The epistemologists among you will know this is impossible to rule out in theory, however absurd it might seem in practice: ''[[nego, ergo advocatum sum]]'', as [[Descartes]] memorably put it. But you can always try, by adding to the bottom of your disclaimer a ''[[disclaimer]]'': | The epistemologists among you will know this is impossible to rule out in theory, however absurd it might seem in practice: ''[[nego, ergo advocatum sum]]'', as [[Descartes]] memorably put it. But you can always try, by adding to the bottom of your disclaimer a ''[[disclaimer]]'': | ||