Proove Things You're Talking About

[iNeedYourSoul]

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JRSpencer i'm appreciated. And sorry everyone if my English is not clear. It's my second language only.

 

[iNeedYourSoul]

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Enigmawriter, interesting version.

 

[Bitmaster]

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come to think of it, I've so far never seen anyone actually proving their claims. Anyone know of a thread with a TT who have posted evidence?

 

[StarLord]

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Now THAT would be something to read wouldn't it?

 

[KiraSjon]

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Peragro posted evidence, but we later discovered him to be a hoax. Just goes to show ya, you can find evidence in whatever you like - anything can be falsified.

You can find a thread reguarding Peragro here: http://www.timetravelforum.net/showthread....ghlight=peragro

 

[StarLord]

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Perago posetd lies correct? How could lies be considered a form of proof?

 

[KiraSjon]

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Well, in my opinion, they aren't - because of their very nature. But, he did submit someone's version of "proof" and it was accepted as such by others.

Dictionary.com has this definition that I think is applicable here:

Convincing or persuasive demonstration: was asked for proof of his identity; an employment history that was proof of her dependability. ?
The state of being convinced or persuaded by consideration of evidence.

It was definately a convincing, persuasive demonstration and closed the book to some. In that sense, I suppose proof is most definately relative. It seems to run the same personal standard as reality.

 

[JediStryker]

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"KiraSjon\")</div>

Well, in my opinion, they aren't - because of their very nature. But, he did submit someone's version of \"proof\" and it was accepted as such by others.

Dictionary.com has this definition that I think is applicable here:


It was definately a convincing, persuasive demonstration and closed the book to some. In that sense, I suppose proof is most definately relative. It seems to run the same personal standard as reality.[/b]

Proof is definitely in the eye of the beholder, as many people still believe in John Titor despite what I see to be loads of proof to the contrary. What can you do?

 

[StarLord]

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Go to the 20 and Punt. At the very least, you can see real results from that....