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I've always hated that saying. Absence of evidence is indeed evidence of absence, in situations where you would expect such evidence. It's absence of proof th
by wnoise 16y ago
I've always hated that saying. Absence of evidence is indeed evidence of absence, in situations where you would expect such evidence. It's absence of proof that isn't proof of absence.
- lotusleaf1987 16y agoThat was a c-c-c-combo breaker. Bravo at articulating that.
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