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The burden of proof is not infinite. Asking specifically to a level of proof that does not exist either way on a subject that does not pertains to such a level
by Aperocky 4y ago
The burden of proof is not infinite.
Asking specifically to a level of proof that does not exist either way on a subject that does not pertains to such a level of proof is merely stifling discussion, not to mention that the claim that the editors are equal in capability are not immediately obvious and proof absolving.
- _Algernon_ 4y agoExpecting a single scientific study is not infinite burden of proof, in response to someone making a claim. It's the least to expect. Though it's convenient for you that you consider anything higher than your own standards "infinite".