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>Slight of hand
You're projecting, anon.
>It is illogical to insist that people have to disprove an unproven assertion ‘otherwise’ the unproven assertion gets to remain ‘upheld’ as if true.
You're really describing the opposite position to mine.
It is illogical to assert that a person who has not observed an entity is by virtue of NOT having personally seen it that the person has thereby proved the entity does not exist.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
You didn't know 80% of what was REALLY happening in the 'silent war' for most of your entire life, prior to the Q drops and the great awakening.
By your illogical approach, what we now know as true, would have been declared by you as 'proved wrong' on the fallacious basis that you personally haven't seen what was not public.
When you see me say that sars-cov-2 exists, I am not doing so on the basis you are imputing to me, nor am I demanding that you prove to me it exists.
All I am saying are two things:
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sars-cov-2 exists
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It is not valid to assert that because you personally have no knowledge of it being 'isolated' that this is sufficient proof it does not exist.
You want to take about illogical assertions? Look no further than the totally fallacious assertion logic behind your assertion, that if you aren't looking at the dark side of the moon and have never seen it, that this is sufficient proof it doesn't exist.