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Why is them confirming that it happens more significant than the ones who confirm they don't see it happen?
by mreiland 12y ago
Why is them confirming that it happens more significant than the ones who confirm they don't see it happen?
- xamebax 12y agoBecause, putting it shortly, saying "I didn't see it happen" is too close to saying "I didn't see it happen, therefore it doesn't exist".
- jdp23 12y agoIf an overwhelming majority of observers report something happening frequently, and a relatively-small percentage report not seeing it, then what would you conclude? That said, I'm not sure I can remember the last time a woman told me she doesn't see it happen.