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OK, for example, there's an argument in tech world about one technology: Does X scale ? or Is X faster than Y ?... Providing a details answer on these kinds of
by revskill 8y ago
OK, for example, there's an argument in tech world about one technology: Does X scale ? or Is X faster than Y ?...
Providing a details answer on these kinds of arguments require a bunch of technical details, man hours of works,...
And on my side, i'd like to pay for those details if it's worth for my choice. Even if the person who said it doesn't say about evidence, i don't require him to provide it for free for me.
- solidsnack9000 8y agoIt’s when the other person wants to convince you, that they take on the burden of proof and need to present the evidence. They shouldn’t expect you to just believe them. This is closely related to the fallacy of “argument from ignorance”.