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Dismissing Everitt branches by saying "there is no evidence," is totally off base. There's a mountain of math that practically demands that it's true.
by pmichaud 17y ago
Dismissing Everitt branches by saying "there is no evidence," is totally off base. There's a mountain of math that practically demands that it's true.
- TrevorJ 17y agoIsn't there a fair bit of quantum physics theory that's based in this?
- Kadin 17y agoTheory != Evidence "Evidence" is by definition empirical; it's generally described as 'the result of empirical observation' or something substantially similar.
- rw 17y agoIt's more of a gradient, not a strict inequality; cf. argument from parsimony, inference vs. deduction.