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Yes, exactly. My argument is the opposite, if you reason from evidence that vanishes from time to time, then you will have a very hard time to build a reasonabl
by yk 10y ago
Yes, exactly. My argument is the opposite, if you reason from evidence that vanishes from time to time, then you will have a very hard time to build a reasonable sound argument.
- stewbrew 10y agoIsn't this how science works? Even if "evidence" doesn't "vanish", your understanding of it could be invalidated. Truth is a temporary agreement.