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Testimonial Claims Are Practically Not Evidence For Extremely Improbable Events
In my last post, I argued that claims, properly understood, are not evidence. Admittedly, my definition of “claim” was very narrow. What I really wanted to demonstrate in that post was a few things:
- The importance of relevance and caus...
Life Updates And Other Things
Hey All,
I’m working on a post about the testimony, but I’m not sure when it’s coming out. In the meantime, I figured I’d post some life and blog updates, since I haven’t done that in a while.
I Moved To Denver; Some Urbanism Thoughts...
It’s Defensible To Think Claims Aren’t Evidence
If you’ve been on philosophy/religion/epistemology social media, you’ll have noticed a few weeks ago that there was a kerfuffle between atheist YouTuber Matt Dillahunty and Princeton PhD candidate Joe Schmid. The dispute centered around whe...
The Stenger-Dawkins Dilemma
I’ve seen very annoying notes these days making fun of people saying you can’t prove a negative. So here’s my hot take.
You cannot prove a negative that is not:
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Tautological (You can prove a triangle doesn’t have 4 sides)
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Relyi...
Glen Scrivener Is In Over His Head
Yesterday I listened to Glen Scrivener and Alex O’Connor’s conversation on western civilization. The exchange, at about 96 minutes in, inspired this post. For the sake of simplicity, I’m referring to his arguments, and related arguments, as...
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