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They're satirizing the inversion of burden of proof embodied in your statement. Its a well known one in the realm of philosophy (Russell's Teapot). To continue
by cjslep 10y ago
They're satirizing the inversion of burden of proof embodied in your statement. Its a well known one in the realm of philosophy (Russell's Teapot).
To continue the satirical trend, I've seen plenty of evidence of a teapot floating between mars and earth.