[ SECRET POST #2076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2076 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Really? I always interpreted 'I think A until proven otherwise' as a statement where while you have a default opinion A, strong evidence isn't required to change your mind, any "evidence" (such as saying, "I'm a guy") will do.
Then again, I'm ESL, so what do I know.

[(Anonymous)]

'I think there is a God until proven otherwise.'
'I think there is no God until proven otherwise.'

Those people will never change their minds because somebody else informs them that there is/is not a God. Proof is almost always 'evidence' and more than simply somebody telling you something.

[(Anonymous)]

"Until proven otherwise" is a pretty common figure of speech, though, and doesn't typically require watertight evidence. If OP really wanted more "proof" than someone declaring their gender, I think they'd have made that more clear.