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Logically absence of evidence would never equal to evidence of absence It at most make the theory more and more convinced over time and/or other things Howeve
by PikachuEXE 5y ago
Logically absence of evidence would never equal to evidence of absence
It at most make the theory more and more convinced over time and/or other things
However the possibility of presence would not be eliminated by "absence of evidence".
Unless there is evidence that also eliminates the possibility of presence.