No, because that allows for an asymmetrical attack on a conversation, where a person can demand evidence, despite there being readily accessible information at

No, because that allows for an asymmetrical attack on a conversation, where a person can demand evidence, despite there being readily accessible information at the demander's fingertips, forcing the other person in the conversation to spend much more time than the time it took to request the information. You're asking someone else to do your legwork, and it's a form of trolling. Prove you care about this topic to the person you're talking to by doing some cursory research.