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This is not a properly sourced claim at all. You have a source from where you heard about it, but if you open up the link the person simply states this as fact
by _aavaa_ 3y ago
This is not a properly sourced claim at all.
You have a source from where you heard about it, but if you open up the link the person simply states this as fact. They do not back up their claim with any facts or sources, they simply say it.
The onus is not on me to provide counter evidence for an unsubstantiated claim. The onus is on the person making the claim to provide evidence backing it up.
- _hypx 3y agoThe person in question is a expert in the field and has decades of researching green energy topics. That is considered evidence. It is you who is just making shit up. You are literally expecting everyone to just accept your words. We merely want evidence instead.
- _aavaa_ 3y ago> The person in question is a expert in the field and has decades of researching green energy topics. That is considered evidence. No, that considered an appeal to authority.
- _hypx 3y agoThen you plainly don't know what that means. Appeal to authority means trusting someone who doesn't know the answer but you imply that that person does, or that the argument doesn't need evidence beyond the words of a person. It doesn't refer to actual experts in the field who have done actual research. As I said from the outset, you are free to present any counterevidence. Heck, even a person of similar expertise saying otherwise. Anything more than you denying it.