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An assertion that X happened in the past is fundamentally different from an assertion that X exists. The certitude one can achieve through evidence for (or aga
by lurquer 6y ago
An assertion that X happened in the past is fundamentally different from an assertion that X exists.
The certitude one can achieve through evidence for (or against) the claim that the Earth is presently flat, can never be obtained for an assertion regarding a past event.
You're mixing apples and oranges.
- nitrogen 6y agoThis video, and the others on the Qualiasoup channel, cover the endgame of this type of discussion pretty well: https://youtu.be/KayBys8gaJY https://youtu.be/KayBys8gaJY