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> you are, in effect, asking for people to step in the bear trap in order to prove to you that it’s dangerous As a counterpoint, by invoking the "bear trap" ar
by enriquto 6y ago
> you are, in effect, asking for people to step in the bear trap in order to prove to you that it’s dangerous
As a counterpoint, by invoking the "bear trap" argument you are dismissing the only possible way to prove your point. Both sides sound like logical fallacies to me.
- teddyh 6y agoSomething can be true even if there is no way to prove it. But even if the proof can not be offered volontarily, you might see other people accidentally “step in the bear trap”, so to speak, and thereby infer its existence.