Yeah, "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 unpr

Yeah, "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 ...