A Puzzle

Sometime back I was thinking about logic when this problem came to my mind. I don't know whether this question has ever been asked or not, but I'll post it anyway. Here is the question

Prove or disprove the given statement S.

S: This is the last theorem.

Let me clarify the meaning of last here, it's taken in the usual sense of the word like "the last person in the row" or "the last orange in the basket".

It's simple, can you solve it?

For Someone I Never Met

I never thought that I would be starting my blog with this kind of post but during these bad economic times I couldn't stop myself from feeling sorry for them who have lost their job for no wrong doings on their part. They may be the sole earner, supporting an almost non important(for others) but yet very much existing eco-system known as the FAMILY. They may be hard working and dedicated but now finding themselves against the odds. I wish them good luck for their future.
Here are a few lines dedicated to anyone and everyone of them.

I might have met him down the road,
or any of the building's floors.
I might have noticed him working around,
or just wandering in office compound.
I might have talked to him,
or just walked past him.
I may recognize his face,
or I may not have any trace.
But regardless, something has occurred,
which has caused him to suffer.
For some reasons, he lost his place,
my sympathies to that unknown face.