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By "debunked", the parent meant, "there is little clinical evidence for existence." The burden of proof for the diagnosis is on the assertion; people can act a
by dsacco 9y ago
By "debunked", the parent meant, "there is little clinical evidence for existence."
The burden of proof for the diagnosis is on the assertion; people can act as though they have multiple personalities, and that's why there is controversy on the disease itself.
- azrazalea 9y agoI mean, at least in a social (not clinical) setting, i'd say the burden of proof is on society to prove that it doesn't exist. I understand not wanting to clinically treat it if there isn't much evidence.
- coldtea 9y agoNot really. You don't prove non-existence -- you prove existence. Else we'd also have some burden to prove that fairies don't exist.