And the other person is in the right because he doesn’t need to prove it false, like the conspiracy theory that the world started last Tuesday. The conspiracy theorists would need to bring proof, not the other way around.
But there’s a clear burden of proof there is
Actually 300+ is a stretch maybe 100-250(Unless you’re talking about all of Magius and not just what we have in game rn which would very easily be 300+)
the roles of the people are important lol. the person making the claim has all the responsibilty on themselves to substantiate the claim. it’s not the job of the person receiving the claim to prove that the claim is false. that’s ridiculous.
those aren’t equal situations bro. we know from the fact that magius is a continent (so from context clues) that it houses more than 300 people in it. what about earthquake? what information leads you to believe it can kill all the lions?
If the majority of the population can remember the day and days before last Tuesday, then that is proof that the earth didn’t start on the day of tacos.
Eh Would’ve gotten there eventually, though I’m certainly not disappointed with what we’re getting in AO
There’s almost no other way to make an “equal” comparison. The other closest thing I can think of is “There’s no core to the earth cause We haven’t seen it.”
You do know the actual theory right? It’s where they say that your memories including everything else started existing last Tuesday.
See, now you get it. The person saying that now has to prove there isn’t an Earth since the burden of evidence is on there being an Earth, not the other way around.
that’s not an equal comparison, either. we know the earth has a core because of what we know about planets. also gravity, as well as geological phenomena that are only really explained by a crust. what information do you have that leads you to believe the earthquake could kill 1 billion lions?
bro, in BOTH examples you gave, there is a logical reason why the statement given MUST be true. where’s the same thing for the earthquake statement?
(also, not to nitpick, but all spheres that have layers have a core. it’s just the deepest layer of the sphere lol)
Because virtually then entire thing is completely fictional. The only non fictional things are Lions as an animal and Pokemon as a game. It’s incredibly difficult to explain a theory that’s in complete fiction.
I don’t think you get the point, all you need to do is prove that earthquake can hit 1 billion lions in the lore of pokemon games which you can’t as therefore it should be ignored. The only amount you could ever solidly prove is 5
there can still be laws in fictional universes, though, and it is by those rules that you decide what could or couldn’t happen. just because jojo is fictional for example doesn’t mean i can then say that jotaro wouldn’t die to a gunshot if star platinum weren’t out.
saying it’s just very difficult to explain has the same weight as proof as just not presenting anything at all lol
Going by lore Macargo kills all the pokemon and lions gg ez
Lions literally body everything with regenerator but Lunala and that Green blob thingy since Legendaries are discounted it can’t switch between them either, also you’re giving pokemon too much intelligence, again.
If we used the lore then I wouldn’t need to prove that a magical earthquake from beings made of elemental origins can hit 1 billion lions. Technically an earthquake shouldn’t even do damage by itself. If you want to add aspects to the earthquake you could say it helps open a fissure and lions start falling down like rag dolls, but that would be a stretch if you want to stay with the game’s rules. If you want to go into lore and realism, then that’s exactly what could happen.
It’s not realism when you can’t prove it happens in game either, argumentum ad ignorantiam is automatically dismissed in any logical argument in history.