The Englishman couldn't remember: "I have no knowledge or recollection whatsoever of that number".
"To my knowledge or recollection none of the texts I had were texts I thought I needed to keep," she said.
"To the best of my knowledge and recollection it was in a stack of receipts I got from Mr. Seabrook," Mr. Low responded, before conceding that he had no specific memory of receiving that particular piece of paper.
The doctrine of knowledge by recollection offers a solution.
CEO Larry Page's own testimony was labelled as evasive: "His denial of knowledge and recollection contrasts with evidence," wrote Florian Mueller of FOSS Patents.
Plato famously argues in the Meno that all knowledge is recollection, for it is impossible to inquire about that of which one is ignorant.
"Committee members should be there to scrutinise, not to prop up a lame duck minister who has no clear knowledge or recollection of certain events.
Thus we have four broad notions to explore in Plato's middle period epistemology: knowledge, belief, recollection and the method of hypothesis.
The Christian Brothers believed in a Platonic theory of learning, where all knowledge was recollection, so they would beat us with leather straps until we "remembered" our Irish vocabulary (this actually works).
According to the NZ Herald, Storm chief executive Dave Donaghy said: "Jesse's knowledge or recollection of that evening are quite hazy at this stage.
