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Re:Harassment at Apple: A personal perspective by coldtea on Friday December 16, 2016 @02:15PM (#13195877)
>I don't believe you can prove anything. I mean to say that's my perspective on the universe: that it is physically impossible to prove anything.

Tons of things can be reasonably proven. A videotape of an incident can pretty much settle a dispute as to what happened for example, except if very special arrangements are involved (the camera angle hides the actual act, etc).

Re:Harassment at Apple: A personal perspective by tps5 on Friday December 16, 2016 @03:11PM (#13196337)
Key word is reasonably.
Re:Harassment at Apple: A personal perspective by coldtea on Saturday December 17, 2016 @08:14AM (#13200580)
Sure, there might be only one person on the universe, and all of us are in his dream, and we do arbitrary things, plus he changes the past. That will be difficult to refute to prove something. Or magic exists (which we can't prove it doesn't) and changed the facts of a cases -- e.g. it was X that stabbed Y, but a magician transformed as X.

That said, why would you want to prove something beyond "reasonably"?