Re:There is no evidence for X
by cadabrabra on Wednesday February 04, 2026 @03:17PM
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It’s a common confusion, often subconsciously deployed in the context of trying to cope with the possibility of something undesirable turning out to be true.
It's also important to distinguish "I don't believe X" from "I believe not-X".
English is poorly suited to expressing this distinction.
Re:There is no evidence for X
by buttstuff69420 on Wednesday February 04, 2026 @03:46PM
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No. What happened here is you confused semantics for logic.
"There is no evidence for life elsewhere in the universe."
"So you believe we're alone in the universe?"