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Isn't eye-witness testimony considered evidence? Maybe the professor is lying, true. But also professional emails tend to be more cordial than in-person convers
by queuebert 5y ago
Isn't eye-witness testimony considered evidence? Maybe the professor is lying, true. But also professional emails tend to be more cordial than in-person conversations. In terms of motives, the student has more motive to lie than the professor, since the professor has nothing at stake.
- wolverine876 5y agoThe student has factual evidence, the emails. > Isn't eye-witness testimony considered evidence? C'mon.
- ablearcher83 5y ago> "Ultimately, it may even turn out that I won’t be able to get a visa to China because of you. This is definitely going too far, and I would have to end our advisory relationship" At this point, you're misrepresenting the article completely.