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thats a really weird way of saying "hasn't proven to be effective"

• gjsman-1000 5y ago
  Also hasn’t been proven to be not effective. Half empty or half full?
  • cultofmetatron 5y ago
    > hasn’t been proven to be not effective. yes but thats grammatically obtuse so as to avoid conveying clear information. its very easy for someone reading that to come away with the wrong info due to the redundant negation.
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