> A "very high evidence bar" that isn't described anywhere is one that doesn't actually exist
If your claim is: “if a standard isn’t explicitly written down somewhere such that one can utilise it to ascertain whether something meets it without ambiguity then it doesn’t exist” then the entailments are absurd. The world is full of standards that do not meet such a bar (“reasonable doubt”, for example) yet obviously this is a real standard.
> COVID was full of this stuff
Yet when I asked you for to give examples of “this stuff” you failed to do so. How come?
> when the universities get disestablished
Lmao. Not going to happen, I see we’re off in cloud cuckoo land now.
If your claim is: “if a standard isn’t explicitly written down somewhere such that one can utilise it to ascertain whether something meets it without ambiguity then it doesn’t exist” then the entailments are absurd. The world is full of standards that do not meet such a bar (“reasonable doubt”, for example) yet obviously this is a real standard.
> COVID was full of this stuff
Yet when I asked you for to give examples of “this stuff” you failed to do so. How come?
> when the universities get disestablished
Lmao. Not going to happen, I see we’re off in cloud cuckoo land now.