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Evidence of evidence is evidence (trivially)
Analysis, 2015Richard Feldman (2007, 2011) has proposed and defended different versions of a principle about evidence. In slogan form, the principle holds that ‘evidence of evidence is evidence’. Recently, Branden Fitelson (2012) has argued that Feldman’s preferred rendition of the principle falls pray to a counterexample related to the non-transitivity of the ...
J. Comesaña, E. Tal
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Journal of System Safety, 2021
A few years ago, a colleague contacted me about a paper they were working on concerning the “evidence” they felt was needed to show that safety-critical software was indeed safe. I asked if there was any evidence that the long list of items they were developing had any proven efficacy for safety.
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A few years ago, a colleague contacted me about a paper they were working on concerning the “evidence” they felt was needed to show that safety-critical software was indeed safe. I asked if there was any evidence that the long list of items they were developing had any proven efficacy for safety.
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Evidence of evidence is not (necessarily) evidence
Analysis, 2011More precisely, initially, the principle was articulated as “evidence that there is evidence for p is evidence for p”. The intended application of this initial principle (to be discussed below) suggests the following first-pass: (EEE1) If E supports the claim that (some) S possesses evidence which supports p, then E supports p.
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Nursing Older People, 2004
The issue of nailbrushes seems to be unidentified by infection control literature, including the Infection Control Nurses' Association hand hygiene guidelines. The infection risk is, however, that they will be used as communal items, like a bar of soap, so may transmit micro-organisms. Therefore, in acute care their use should be discouraged.
Philip, Woodrow, Debbie, Weston
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The issue of nailbrushes seems to be unidentified by infection control literature, including the Infection Control Nurses' Association hand hygiene guidelines. The infection risk is, however, that they will be used as communal items, like a bar of soap, so may transmit micro-organisms. Therefore, in acute care their use should be discouraged.
Philip, Woodrow, Debbie, Weston
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Absence of Evidence Is Not Evidence of Absence
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2019There is a high degree of variability in the definition of social support. Within both the medical and psychological literature, the term is often used to refer to the domains of emotional encourag...
Ramesh K, Batra, Susan, Rubman
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2010
From DNA profiling to consideration of the accused's previous conduct, the law of evidence is a fascinating amalgam of logic, common sense, philosophy and tactics. Evidence explains the fundamentals and looks at the principles behind it.
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From DNA profiling to consideration of the accused's previous conduct, the law of evidence is a fascinating amalgam of logic, common sense, philosophy and tactics. Evidence explains the fundamentals and looks at the principles behind it.
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