It's YOUR claim.

What is my claim? You are petulantly demanding an answer to your (tangential) question which has nothing to do with anything i claimed.

You make the claim, you provide the evidence.

I’m happy to provide evidence for my claim (which i’ve already done, but you likely missed), however in real life the burden to verify/validate a claim encountered (including “facts” which are merely one type of claim) always falls on us - the students. We can ask for help if we can’t do it on our own, but demanding it is essentially always counter productive.

It's YOUR claim.

What is my claim? You are petulantly demanding an answer to your question which has nothing to do with anything i claimed.

You make the claim, you provide the evidence.

I’m happy to provide evidence for my claim (which i’ve already done, but you likely missed), however in real life the burden to verify/validate a claim encountered (including “facts” which are merely one type of claim) always falls on us - the students. We can ask for help if we can’t do it on our own, but demanding it is essentially always counter productive.