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Originally Posted by SUBMAN1
Wrong!!! You are the one that challenged that assertion. You should be the one putting your money where your mouth is.
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If I make an assertion:
"There is a invisible unicorn in my garden."
And you challenge that assertion:
"Unicorns don't exist; there can not be on in your garden"
Where do you think the burden of proof is?
If it is with "the one that challenged that assertion", then good looking
finding the invisible unicorn; it is very, very small.
The burden of proof is always with the person who makes the assertion.
If someone challenges him, it is up to person who makes the assertion
to prove them wrong, not the other way around.
It is up to me to prove I have a unicorn, not up to you to prove I don't.