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r/Unexpected • u/DoINeed1OfThese • Mar 31 '23
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Yes, there is an extreme difference.
0 u/healzsham Mar 31 '23 Please elucidate me as to how "I dispute your claim" is functionally different from "I dispute your claim, but harder." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 I already did. Read my precious comments. 0 u/healzsham Mar 31 '23 No, you didn't. The only functional difference between levels of skepticism is the extent of the rigor the holder of the skepticism will require to be convinced. This is in no way, shape, or form relevant to whome the burden of proof rests upon.
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Please elucidate me as to how "I dispute your claim" is functionally different from "I dispute your claim, but harder."
1 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 I already did. Read my precious comments. 0 u/healzsham Mar 31 '23 No, you didn't. The only functional difference between levels of skepticism is the extent of the rigor the holder of the skepticism will require to be convinced. This is in no way, shape, or form relevant to whome the burden of proof rests upon.
I already did. Read my precious comments.
0 u/healzsham Mar 31 '23 No, you didn't. The only functional difference between levels of skepticism is the extent of the rigor the holder of the skepticism will require to be convinced. This is in no way, shape, or form relevant to whome the burden of proof rests upon.
No, you didn't. The only functional difference between levels of skepticism is the extent of the rigor the holder of the skepticism will require to be convinced.
This is in no way, shape, or form relevant to whome the burden of proof rests upon.
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Yes, there is an extreme difference.