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本帖最后由 bigsnail 于 2012-6-7 11:17 编辑
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open your mouth and wash it with detergent
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1 t) A6 I' e0 x( \6 ]sure there is no rigorous statistical evidence because there is no way to manipulate in the experiment so as to fully justify the causality. e( f* K: y" L! Z. k
5 g2 K7 R: a3 _6 z2 m+ wAnd remember: 9 [3 [& k1 x# R2 N: Y$ S, p% o! {
"there is no evidence that A holds"
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"there is evident that A does not hold". % c1 X: V# g: H6 I% _2 o% b
In fact, A could hold.
6 h5 ~7 B" Z+ y, u$ yIt's a matter like observability vs objective existence.
9 v: q3 O7 J% t0 RSo what you say doesn't constitute a refutation.
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It's mainly by argumentation. See for example: {+ m& A6 t7 H' e% ^
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"Does the death penalty cost less than life in prison without parole?" w! G# w) N6 y& w9 j* v* H
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Remember, things are more complicated than what you think.2 e6 K5 V" U, Z1 b) B
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