4 ms·
> No, they need to be treated as unproven, a very critical difference. Right. I have a jar of gumballs and tell you I think there is an even number of gumballs
by technothrasher 5y ago
> No, they need to be treated as unproven, a very critical difference.
Right. I have a jar of gumballs and tell you I think there is an even number of gumballs in it. Do you believe me? If you don't, does that mean you believe there are in fact an odd number of gumballs in it? No, you do not believe either that there are an odd or an even number, because you just don't know. For a criminal accusation , your initial belief should not be guilty or innocent, it should be, "I just don't know".
- Ensorceled 5y agoYeah, "it is unverified or untested or unproven" seems to be a very hard concept for "black and white" brains to process. People keep following up "it is unproven" with "well then it must be false". EDIT: judging by the downvotes, they are also making the leap to the original gumball counter must be lying ...