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本帖最后由 bigsnail 于 2012-6-7 11:17 编辑
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) v8 K7 w8 Q' w- aopen your mouth and wash it with detergent
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sure there is no rigorous statistical evidence because there is no way to manipulate in the experiment so as to fully justify the causality.
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! h! ` i$ i5 b8 c9 L# uAnd remember: 2 K% c! F# G4 d. y# r5 y
"there is no evidence that A holds"
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7 C: N* l# J9 \/ TIn fact, A could hold. , I8 Z4 O, K1 R2 C2 {0 G7 c
It's a matter like observability vs objective existence.6 S2 F: ^, u3 ?8 h
So what you say doesn't constitute a refutation.- h6 A+ }9 m( u/ j$ l) m) G* y1 d
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It's mainly by argumentation. See for example:- Z9 O' ~! I# [4 ^! C# @
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"Does the death penalty cost less than life in prison without parole?"
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http://deathpenalty.procon.org/view.answers.php?questionID=001000
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Remember, things are more complicated than what you think.4 ?9 `+ c2 r) p! ^
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