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The supposed location of the burden of proof is really not the definitive guide to what you ought to believe that people online seem to think it is.
by antithesizer 1y ago
The supposed location of the burden of proof is really not the definitive guide to what you ought to believe that people online seem to think it is.
- mathgeek 1y agoCan you elaborate? You've made a claim, but I really think there'd be value in continuing to what you actually mean.
- NormLolBob 1y agoThey mean “vet your sources and don’t blindly follow the internet hive-mind.” or similar; burden of proof is not what the internet thinks. Tacked their actual point on to the end of a copy paste of op comments context, ended up writing something barely grammatically correct. In doing so they prove why exactly not to listen to the internet. So they have that going for them.
- tbrownaw 1y agoWhat is the relevance of this generic statement to the discussion at hand?