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> I would guess that "rich company spamming bogus notices" is far and away the most frequent case, followed maybe by "rich company filing legitimate notices" fo

> I would guess that "rich company spamming bogus notices" is far and away the most frequent case, followed maybe by "rich company filing legitimate notices" followed in the far distance by "small fry filing a legitimate notice." You are guessing wrong.

chipt4 3y ago
What an excellent rebuttal. Care to provide some sauce?
- Spivak 3y ago
  "I think it's X with no evidence" "I think it's Y with no evidence" "Woah woah there, how dare you disagree with the groupthink, are you prepared to cite some sources?" Why does X but not Y get to be presumed true until proven otherwise? Because we really want X to be true okayy.
  - albedoa 3y ago
    That is not how it went. The first person took a guess, and the second implied information that we don't have: "I guess X" "You are guessing wrong"
    - Qwertious 3y ago
      >Hitchens's razor is an epistemological razor that serves as a general rule for rejecting certain knowledge claims. It states "what can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence."
      - albedoa 3y ago
        Yes! Now, what was asserted without evidence?