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Proof and evidence Wed Oct 06, 2004 15:46 pm  Proof and evidence
 

Hello dear participants of this forum. Give me idea please
When do you use "Proof" and when "evidence"
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Proof vs evidence Wed Oct 06, 2004 22:38 pm  Proof vs evidence
 

Hi Terminator,

Evidence is your basis for belief or disbelief, it is the knowledge you can base your belief on. There can be an indication that might lead to a conclusion but evidence doesn't necessarily have to be an actual fact.

Proof on the other hand is more concrete, it based on facts that help to establish the truth of something.
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