Dixie - In Memoriam
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Do you understand why in courts the burden of PROOF must be beyond a REASONABLE doubt?
Of course, there are possible alternatives. It does not make it reasonable to believe those alternatives and it does not mean one can not form conclusions based upon the evidence.
Your notions would have science amount to "your guess is as good as mine."
No, my notion is, evidence is not proof, it is evidence. Your notion is, evidence means proof always, because they mean the same thing to you. If I have evidence you stole my car, it means you did it, and we don't even need to give you a trial because I've proven it... that's what you are claiming. My notion is, I may have evidence you stole my car, but there could be other evidence to the contrary, like you were busy having butt sex with Onzies at the time my car was stolen. So a jury would hear the EVIDENCE and decide if something is PROVEN. My notion is, they are two different words for a reason, because they have two different meanings.