Thanks for demonstrating that not everyone already believes the contents of the post, then.

It seems like your view means that, for example, none of the sentences written in Linear A (a lost language) are either true or false. Yet, when they were written, they were (some of them at least) true or false. And were we to find a translation key like the Rosetta stone for Linear A, they would once again become true or false. Suppose one of the sentences we translate comes out to "Crete is rocky and dry". When it was written, it was true. It is true now. But for three thousand intervening years, this sentence was meaningless?

That's weird.