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There is no such thing as evidence for abstract concepts.
by johndoe42377 6y ago
There is no such thing as evidence for abstract concepts.
- macawfish 6y agoProve it
- johndoe42377 6y agoEasily. It is a type error. An attempt to apply inapplicable (orthogonal) concepts to one another. An evidence implies an observable phenomenon (whose description is a statement of fact). Merely a chain of reasoning is never an evidence, because it usually based on flawed premises or domain-specific logic. Now pay me.
- godelzilla 6y ago>These results show that free choice behaviour is well explained by an inference-based framework in which both utility and entropy are optimised. Yeah, I LOL'd at this conclusion in the abstract. This is a great example of economics not being science.