«but
I see no valid evidence that it is a cause of positive rather than negative feedback.»
Not exact matches
... There seemed to me to be an ethics of belief whose clear mandate was «Adjust your belief to the
evidence,» and I could not
see why, if this was
valid for common sense and science, it should not be
valid for religion also.6
You accept the «leap of faith» as a
valid basis for believing in god in the absence of
evidence, but fail to
see that this makes you a pantheist, because you have to accept that the same leap can be made to any god with equal validity.
If you peeked into the Reddit thread then you'll
see that the majority of links used as
evidence have now been killed and are no longer
valid.
Until that is addressed and people can fully understand that the
evidence is
valid, I can't
see that a majority of people in most countries will support hugely economically damaging climate policies.
We
see in you no
evidence of foundation for your assertion of how much reduction in CO2 emission may be possible, and if you can construct a
valid model for how climate factors determine CO2 levels then you've gone farther than all of science — an astounding feat worthy of a comic book supervillain indeed.
My original point remains
valid — if crows exist,
seeing a red tulip serves as confirmatory
evidence for the proposition that all crows are black.
The Court of Appeal affirmed, following the Federal Court of Appeal's decision in Apotex Inc. v. Allergan Inc., 2016 FCA 155, that «
Evidence of the actual state of mind or subjective intention of the parties is irrelevant to the existence of a
valid contract and its terms» (
See para. 35).
Those who hold them are only able to
see evidence to support them and are blind to
evidence that they're not
valid.