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My primary point is, who decides they're probably not real, if not a jury informed by expert testimony?
by user3939382 4y ago
My primary point is, who decides they're probably not real, if not a jury informed by expert testimony?
- fsh 4y agoMy point is that countries whose legal systems don't rely on juries appear to be less affected by such counterfactual rulings. Maybe it is simply easier to manipulate jurors than professional judges.
- Vaphell 4y agoin the world of antivaxxers, flat earthers you really trust a jury full of laymen to make judgements? Quoting Blazing Saddles: "These are people of the land, the common clay of the new west.... you know, morons" The vast majority of people believe what they want to believe and if that's how their roll, no expert in the world will convince them that 2+2=4