Grimy, 25 days ago By being an unprovable claim, the burden of absolute proof cannot be on either side since that would constitute an appeal to ignorance. This may vary by region but in mine, saying something is a myth means it’s 100% unequivocally false. So in this context, saying something is false because of some as of yet very very unlikely scenario seems like misrepresentation. That’s basically what my real issue was with all this.
By being an unprovable claim, the burden of absolute proof cannot be on either side since that would constitute an appeal to ignorance.
This may vary by region but in mine, saying something is a myth means it’s 100% unequivocally false.
So in this context, saying something is false because of some as of yet very very unlikely scenario seems like misrepresentation.
That’s basically what my real issue was with all this.