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• oneeyedpigeon 2y ago
  I can't speak for anyone else, it just seems that statement is a very specific accusation with nothing backing it up. I'm curious, that's all. It is very much possible that there's some evidence of policy makers discussing this, or even a public statement; nothing to do with "proving a negative".
  • paulnpace 2y ago
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• jsnell 2y ago
  How is this asking to prove a negative?
• soneil 2y ago
  Surely this is entirely the opposite of proving a negative? It's a direct, testable, provable claim.