The Definition of Evidence

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symyjym

symyjym

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Evidence, broadly construed, is anything presented in support of an assertion, because evident things are undoubted. There are two kind of evidence: intellectual evidence and empirical evidence. The mentioned support may be strong or weak.

In the instance of what I shall refrain from mentioning because of cancel culture, there is much evidence.
 




daveinplzen

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symyjym said:
Evidence, broadly construed, is anything presented in support of an assertion, because evident things are undoubted. There are two kind of evidence: intellectual evidence and empirical evidence. The mentioned support may be strong or weak.

In the instance of what I shall refrain from mentioning because of cancel culture, there is much evidence.
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If there was much 'evidence', the judges who have reviewed the 'evidence' would have mentioned it.
 




vegster

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symyjym said:
Evidence, broadly construed, is anything presented in support of an assertion, because evident things are undoubted. There are two kind of evidence: intellectual evidence and empirical evidence. The mentioned support may be strong or weak.

In the instance of what I shall refrain from mentioning because of cancel culture, there is much evidence.
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Has this evidence been corroborated ? And, who can give this corroboration and be seen, believed and accepted ?
 






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