Costs nothing? Worth nothing. (124 of 355)
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“That which can be presented without evidence, can be dismissed without consideration.[1]”
Intercepted Podcast: Snowden vs. Trump with Jeremy Scahill by Christopher Hitchens (The Intercept)
[1] Known informally as Hitchens’s razor (Wikipedia), it is actually an English translation of the Latin proverb “Quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur” (“what is freely asserted is freely dismissed”), which was commonly used in the 19th century.↩