Hi LoR,
Been gone a while, so much to do and not enough hours in the day I hope everyone here is doing well.
I wondered if I might use the forum to ask a question of AronRa? This is likely in the wrong forum so mods feel free to move it if that would be best. Or if you feel it would be better suited to a PM then please let me know. I wanted it to be public as it may be of at least some interest to others. This is NOT a debate challenge, it's just something I (presently) disagree with AronRa over. I'll keep it short, and if Aron decides to reply, it may not even take long to clear it up.
My question relates to your (AronRa) "If you can't show it - you don't know it" position. I can think of instances where this does not work, or would at best be unreasonable. I am happy to give examples. Do you (AronRa) apply this to ALL claims or to those which just appear to be extraordinary? Only I've never heard you make that distinction, which leads me to think you apply it in all instances. I'm happy to expand/elaborate - but I'll leave it there for now to see if Aron has the time (or inclination) to have a (probably quick) conversation about it.
Thanks AronRa & LoR
*SD*
Been gone a while, so much to do and not enough hours in the day I hope everyone here is doing well.
I wondered if I might use the forum to ask a question of AronRa? This is likely in the wrong forum so mods feel free to move it if that would be best. Or if you feel it would be better suited to a PM then please let me know. I wanted it to be public as it may be of at least some interest to others. This is NOT a debate challenge, it's just something I (presently) disagree with AronRa over. I'll keep it short, and if Aron decides to reply, it may not even take long to clear it up.
My question relates to your (AronRa) "If you can't show it - you don't know it" position. I can think of instances where this does not work, or would at best be unreasonable. I am happy to give examples. Do you (AronRa) apply this to ALL claims or to those which just appear to be extraordinary? Only I've never heard you make that distinction, which leads me to think you apply it in all instances. I'm happy to expand/elaborate - but I'll leave it there for now to see if Aron has the time (or inclination) to have a (probably quick) conversation about it.
Thanks AronRa & LoR
*SD*