Capstone
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Not to cast aspersions on your source there (Wikipedia, wasn't it?), but from The Oxford English Dictionary*:not even close... <snip>...
[...]NOUN
Used to convey that a fact or situation demonstrates the truth of one’s theory or claim, especially to mark the conclusion of a formal proof. ...
Accordingly, the fact that your childish "loser says what?" post "demonstrate[d] the truth of [my] claim" that you're at the emotional level of the average 9 year-old...fully justified my use of the phrase.
...faux intellectualism is a hallmark of the conspiracy obsessed....
And there you go projecting again.

*quod erat demonstrandum definition of quod erat demonstrandum in Oxford dictionary American English US
), and thereby projected your own behavior onto me for the likely subconscious purposes of displacement and reaction formation, just like the brain-dead character in the cartoon I posted earlier. Of course, I don't only act out of necessity, Daws; sometimes it's fun to engage half-wits like you because your actions on this board have so beautifully demonstrated just how richly you deserve the ridicule. 
