> "absence of evidence is evidence of absence" fallacy It's not a fallacy. Absen...

		wnoise on June 16, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: What It's Like to Have Severe Lyme Disease > "absence of evidence is evidence of absence" fallacy It's not a fallacy. Absence of evidence really is evidence of absence. The fallacy version is "absence of proof is proof of absence".

Thanks. That is better wording for what I meant.