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It actually doesn't. Example: Did OJ kill anybody? Judicial system engages in determining whether someone is guilty based on the evidence that it itself filter
by bufferoverflow 9y ago
It actually doesn't. Example: Did OJ kill anybody?
Judicial system engages in determining whether someone is guilty based on the evidence that it itself filters.
What about more complex things? Like what if I say "P = NP"? Is that a lie?
And then, do you want a trial for every comment? That will not work even for a fraction of comments.
- Retra 9y ago>Like what if I say "P = NP"? Is that a lie? That can't be determined to be a lie unless someone solves the problem. It's only a conjecture or assertion until then. >And then, do you want a trial for every comment? That will not work even for a fraction of comments. Only really has to apply to political statements made by the most powerful office holders, and only when contested, and only when there is a imminent intent to deceive and impact policy. It's not really an all-or-nothing situation. It's just a matter of how much can be achieved within a reasonable cost.