Developments in succeeding years may also provide
counterevidence to the arguments we propose here.
What is the skeptic's
counterevidence that Obama's birth certificate is inauthentic or that climate change is not humanly produced?
They say "this claim accords with our overall thesis." But
counterevidence abounds.
Competition might thus have a detrimental effect on news quality, creating incentives to prioritize coverage of bad news and to underreport
counterevidence.
Harris, "Neural correlates of maintaining one's political beliefs in the face of
counterevidence", Scientific Reports 6 (2016), available at https://www.nature.com/articles/srep39589, retrieved 3.2.2018.
In the face of
counterevidence, people discount its source, form counterarguments, socially validate their position, and selectively avoid new information.
"I am baffled over how Kuwait has been included in a list of terrorism-financing countries," Al-Jarallah told Al-Jazeera television, citing the Gulf state's hosting of a trio of donor conferences in support of Syria as
counterevidence. On the status of Kuwait's embassy in Syria, he said, "operations will only resume with the Arab league's consent." He foreboded a "thaw in relations" between Syria and Arab Gulf states in the coming days as more nations look to reopen their embassies in Damascus.
In 'merely' accepting Trillanes'
counterevidence, Soriano upheld the rule of law, not the law of the ruler.
The
counterevidence lies in GOP voting histories in Democrat-held U.S.
The letter has "no
counterevidence," one reader wrote, "no rebuttal to [Wax's] arguments, just an assertion that she's wrong....
For those who maintain that bitcoin is intrinsically worthless, the currency serves as
counterevidence; it renders the regression theorem invalid.