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Burden of proof (n.) is never borne by the hegemonic power: declaring noble intent is enough, and answering critics would demean its authority.
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Burden of proof (n.) is never borne by the hegemonic power: declaring noble intent is enough, and answering critics would demean its authority.
Burden of proof (n.) falls only on the critic of his own society: denouncing official enemies needs no credible evidence, while the critic faces standards the natural sciences could barely meet.