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The way I see it it can be taken as a probability (everything else being equal, it probably is true) but never as logical proof. If one side has probability ba
by mejutoco 5y ago
The way I see it it can be taken as a probability (everything else being equal, it probably is true) but never as logical proof.
If one side has probability based on authority, and the other has logical proof, logical proof wins, but otherwise it is an heuristic to not argue about every single detail.