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.
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*quod erat demonstrandum definition of quod erat demonstrandum in Oxford dictionary American English US