Oh, I get it. You're saying, if aliens exist, show them landing in Times Square. That's how leaning normally works.

Nevertheless, you're completely obvious to the simultaneous counter claim you're making as presuppositions. Three of them in fact.

There is an objective reality; The universe is knowable; The universe has operations that are repeatable/regular, even if random events do happen

Oh, I get it. You're saying, if aliens exist, show them landing in Times Square. That's how leaning normally works.

Nevertheless, you're completely obvious to the simultaneous counter claim you're making as presuppositions. Three of them in fact.

There is an objective reality The universe is knowable The universe has operations that are repeatable/regular, even if random events do happen

Oh, I get it. You're saying, if aliens exist, show them landing in Times Square. That's how leaning normally works.

Nevertheless, you're completely obvious to the simultaneous counter claim you're making as presuppositions. Three of them in fact.

1.  There is an objective reality.
   

2.  The universe is knowable.
   

3.  The universe’s operations are regular, even if random events do occur.