"If I am accused of murder, and prosecuting counsel sternly asks me whether it is true that I was in
Chicago on the night of the crime, I cannot get away with a philosophical evasion: 'It depends what you mean by "true".' Nor with an anthropological, relativist plea: 'It is only in your Western scientific sense of "in" that I was in
Chicago. The Bongolese have a completely different concept of "in", according to which you are only truly "in" a place if you are an anointed elder entitled to take snuff from the dried scrotum of a
goat.'" (Dawkins, R. 2006 "The
God Delusion", Bantam Press).