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Poor old tk.
Still not getting it.
When we say 'presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law' the 'in a court of law' is an extra necessary condition.
That means that a someone (in this case a non personal legal entity such as a company) must be proven guilty and it must be in a court of law.
The expression does not mean they are guilty just because someone says so outside a court of law but are only guilty if someone says so in a court of law and proves it.
Well, TK's point is just that in business, or just general dealings we don't generally hold people up to the same standard of proof as in a court of law. Fair enough.
Still, there should be
some standard of proof that rises above mere allegations, even in normal, every day to day dealings. Accusations alone should NEVER be enough. There should be some sort of convincing evidence. With regard to rigged RNGs on the major sites, there is not a shred of reliable evidence. Any big study, including the one recently done on Amec's hands, has failed to produce any reliable evidence of an unfair deal.
TK: you basically agree with this. You don't think the deal is rigged. Yet you continuously bolster the riggies, rather than helping take them through the logical thought process necessary to figure out if the deal is rigged. Why is that?