You assumed my saying ‘they never are’ had to do with my expectation that you would present your irrefutable facts and proofs here. But that phrase had to do with your double standard.
Now, where exactly are these things when even you know, and which even you pointed out, I am not necessarily here to substantiate my claims with irrefutable facts and proof?
Yeah, again, nearly incoherent.
So, if you ALREADY KNOW that I am not necessarily here to substantiate my claims by providing the irrefutable facts and proof, then why did you write, “they never are”.
Again, one statement is about ‘what you are here to do’ and the other is focused on the double standard.
Why keep talking about me “never substantiating my claims”, especially after you even knowing that I am not necessarily here to do so?
They are two different things: your intent around your participation here, what it is for AND what you do here. As far as I know, yes, they align. You do realize that people don’t always do what they say. But further they are part of two issues, that however much related are different. The double standard (what you think others should do and what you do) and then your motive for being here, which is really rather toxic.
Not necessarily??? You stated it outright.
Once more, I am not here in philosophy forums to justify my claims and assertions.
Why do you add ‘not necessarily’? it just comes off as yet another attempt to obfuscate.