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And why should we believe you vs. Plato?

• bad_user 6y ago
  You shouldn't believe me or Plato, unless you like religion. You should believe in empirical evidence. Is it based on empirical evidence? Is it based for example on longitudinal social studies? The answer is no. And certainly absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence but it's baffling to me how people can cite this as fact, even if it might as well be bullshit.
  • product50 6y ago
    I hope you realize that for the uninformed, like me, your response is as dubious as OPs. All you are saying that this is false and it has been proven by empirical evidence - trust me.