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Kilroy_x · 12-30-2010, 05:20 PM

Subjective experiences really aren't fair game for a discussion which demands "proof". If I was fond of stabbing people, and they were not so fond, would it be fair of me to ask them to "prove" that they experienced pain as a direct result of my actions? How would they even do this? How does one prove the validity of any personal experience when someone elects to question it?

12-30-2010, 05:20 PM	#449
Kilroy_x Little Chief Hare Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Colorado Age: 36 Posts: 783	Re: Is it wrong to be gay? Subjective experiences really aren't fair game for a discussion which demands "proof". If I was fond of stabbing people, and they were not so fond, would it be fair of me to ask them to "prove" that they experienced pain as a direct result of my actions? How would they even do this? How does one prove the validity of any personal experience when someone elects to question it?