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I don't want to believe anything until there's evidence for it. My intention was to show there's a problem with the logic that assumes it's easy when there is n
by placebo 12y ago
I don't want to believe anything until there's evidence for it. My intention was to show there's a problem with the logic that assumes it's easy when there is not enough evidence to support either that it is easy or that it is difficult. The example of the lottery was meant to illustrate how it could be difficult while seeming easy, not to convince anyone that it is in fact difficult. I wouldn't agree with someone claiming that the development of life is difficult for exactly the same reasons.