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I don't have a proof, it's a belief based on anecdotal evidence and just thinking about it.
by RivieraKid 7y ago
I don't have a proof, it's a belief based on anecdotal evidence and just thinking about it.
- xerox13ster 7y agoThen use a qualifying statement such as "It seems to me ___" or "I believe ___" Don't make an opinionated statement saying "is" as though it's statement of fact without being able to prove it.
- RivieraKid 7y agoThat is implicit, there's almost nothing I'm completely sure of. I would add that qualification if I had low confidence about the claim.
- jatone 7y agoand based on medicare and the post office as reference points you'd be very wrong.
- RivieraKid 7y agoMaybe it doesn't apply to healthcare. I said "usually".