Take the following as truth: But one must read him because he can be exactly right, or more nearly right than other writers, Winnicott persisted, and this lack of definitiveness seems fitting in summing up a man whose own most interesting verdicts resisted definitiveness about human dilemmas.
Then the following statement: "Winnicott believed the man's most interesting verdict resisted definitiveness about human dilemmas." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: True