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let's break it down no: "there isn't any" real world evidence: "reason to believe" that they will become dangerous i think he's referencing how the only r
by smegsicle 3y ago
let's break it down
no:
"there isn't any"
real world evidence:
"reason to believe"
that they will become dangerous
i think he's referencing how the only reason anyone would think that there's any kind of existential threat is from sci-fi doomerism
however i feel like perhaps i missed the point of your comment, if so could you explain?
- mike_ivanov 3y agoEvidence necessarily belongs to the past. It is something that already exists - a known fact, an event, etc. How on earth there could be evidence of things that have never been? "There is no evidence that a black swan will be ever found". Hmm. OK.
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