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How many people actually click on the cited sources on reddit and Twitter?
If I said over a million users on each platform, what would you do to prove me wrong?
I'd request you cite your sources. I might even click on them.
That still wouldn’t prove me wrong, there could be users the sources don’t cover.
The burden of proof nevertheless lies with you.
So I can claim that over a million people on both platforms run their due diligence and actually click on cited sources, disregard your demand for proof, and you still won't have done anything to prove me wrong? Do I have that correct?