12∞ · Question 8.12.7
Does a lack of evidence prove that there was a cover-up?
No, and this is the commonest trap. If every missing piece is taken as proof of how well the truth is hidden, the theory can never be wrong, which means it is no longer about…
From the book 12∞ Twelve to Infinity by D.R. Davenport. The full answer is free to read with an iBelieve account.
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- Part
- 8: Hidden, Suppressed, Forgotten, or Misunderstood
- Gate
- 8.12: Tools for Honest Inquiry
- In print
- Page 286
- ← 8.12.6 · Is “who benefits?” a good guide to the truth?
- 8.12.8 → · Why are small conspiracies believable and enormous ones doubtful?
- All of Part 8
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