RE: The nature of evidence
May 2, 2016 at 3:01 pm
(This post was last modified: May 2, 2016 at 3:06 pm by robvalue.)
I don't even know what "testimony of evidence" is supposed to mean.
You guys explained about anecdotes well for me, thank you
An anecdote (describing an incident) lives and dies entirely on (a) the person telling the truth and (b) the person correctly interpreting everything, just as they describe. This is incredibly weak evidence. It's not observable, repeatable or verifiable.
More importantly, you're never going to convince a sceptic of anything (except the mundane) based on such "evidence". Ever. Trying to pretend it's more than it is just wastes everyone's time.
You guys explained about anecdotes well for me, thank you
An anecdote (describing an incident) lives and dies entirely on (a) the person telling the truth and (b) the person correctly interpreting everything, just as they describe. This is incredibly weak evidence. It's not observable, repeatable or verifiable.
More importantly, you're never going to convince a sceptic of anything (except the mundane) based on such "evidence". Ever. Trying to pretend it's more than it is just wastes everyone's time.
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