There is evidence. I feel people started using "without evidence" as "I disagree with it" lately and it's just wrong. The evidence is outlined in the article an

There is evidence. I feel people started using "without evidence" as "I disagree with it" lately and it's just wrong. The evidence is outlined in the article and supported by my prior knowledge of how woke education works and what Reason is. I can not independently experience and evaluate everything in the world, so for some things I must rely on trusting other people to deliver the information. Reason is not perfect but usually reliable enough to not distort the information beyond recognition. So, if in a particular case it is claimed that they got it wrong, I'd like at least specific information about what they got wrong and why I should change my mind about them. Just saying "oh it's all wrong" and dumping link to a gigabyte of dense bureaucratic language is not going to convince anybody. Reason did the work of sifting through it and refining the conclusions. Maybe they did it wrong, in this case the right thing is to point out the mistakes, not to say "it's all just wrong, but I won't tell you where".