That which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence - Euclid
Facts, evidence and details are the blood of writing. Without them, writing is empty and vague. Without them, you have a witch hunt and not a trial. Without them, you have a delusion. And yet, I find people making assertions all the time, and when I ask them the details or facts upon which the assertion is made, they simply repeat the assertion again and again. Repetition doesn't prove anything.
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