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No, the burden of proof lies on the person claiming that something is "obvious". And nitpicking the numbers is incredibly important if said nitpick happens to
by solveit 6y ago
No, the burden of proof lies on the person claiming that something is "obvious".
And nitpicking the numbers is incredibly important if said nitpick happens to span orders of magnitude.
- cycomanic 6y agoIt does not fundamentally change the argument, so nitpicking does not change how valid an argument is.