You can't prove a negative. If you can't find an example of a l*ndlord (🤮) asking for a tip, you haven't proven that landlords don't ask for tips, only that you suck at finding examples of it.
What you're doing is a reversal of the burden of proof. The claim is "landlords ask for tip", OP says "proof it to me" and you say "no, you proof the opposite! You can't? Bad for you"
To be fair this is the shitposting community and bad takes are encouraged
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You made me scroll back up and upvote OP. Good on you for defending them.
You can't prove a negative. If you can't find an example of a l*ndlord (🤮) asking for a tip, you haven't proven that landlords don't ask for tips, only that you suck at finding examples of it.
What you're doing is a reversal of the burden of proof. The claim is "landlords ask for tip", OP says "proof it to me" and you say "no, you proof the opposite! You can't? Bad for you"
To be fair this is the shitposting community and bad takes are encouraged
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You made me scroll back up and upvote OP. Good on you for defending them.
Damm bro kinda like this is for shitposting
He’s probably religious
In some ways you are right, but there are many methods to prove a negative within a threshold of certainty. Here's a good read. https://factmyth.com/factoids/you-cant-prove-a-negative/