First off you need to learn you fallacies, I don't think negative proof means what you think it means. I'm not making an evidence of absence argument when I say, "The ability for one eye to see through another eye, doesn't equate to a former owner of an eye having access to it's abilities." Because this simply not true, it's a theory that you're trying to pretend is true to shift burden of proof. You are committing a burden of proof fallacy. It's always the theory-makers job to prove, the opposition always has the right to not believe them and they don't need any logical reason other than, "you can't prove it, so I choose not to believe it."
Lastly, At this point I'm pretty sure you're just being intentionally obtuse. Clearly you can see Kakashi is observing Naruto and Sasuke through Obito's eye in the link I posted, then ask what it's supposed to mean to you, when just three lines above and in you previous post you say you've never seen Kakashi see through Obito's eye. WTF!? I'm here to give respectful critique to your theory, not to be trolled.
If you don't want to have a real discussion I'll move on.. Your theory is perfect and will no doubt come to be true, Fear! You must be the next Derp Obito with your profit-like analysis of the manga! You have considered every bit of information in the manga, leaving no possibility of holes or doubt, culminating in a precise observation as if you were the fabled Kishi Whisperer!
Now we should both be satisfied with this, no?
1) The way the negative proof fallacy works is "If you cannot proof X to be true it therefore must be false" [and vice versa]. The reason this is a fallacy is because just because something cannot be readily proven does not neccesarily mean it is false. You cannot say that you are going to believe it is false until I prove it to be true because as I just explained that is not always logically possible. Therefore, both parties, one claiming something to be true and the other to be false are responsible for giving there proof/reasons for believing so. Negative Proof was a poorly chosen term a better term would have been
Ad Ignorantiam
You try and twist it on me saying I need to prove my Theory to be right and you dont need to prove it to be wrong. But
You are the one who claimed I didnt sufficiently prove my theory and asked for even more evidence, which I didnt have. That would have been OK, but then you made a statement that my Theory was false, I asked you to provide evidence for this and you said you didnt need to provide it saying that because I didnt prove it to be true [to you] that that made it false. I responded saying that that is a logical fallacy.
2) Once again your an incorrect here, what I said specifically was
"Show me the scan where Kakashi see's through Obito's eyes so I can verify.". You brought this up in a previous response and I merely asked you to provide a scan of this so I could be sure it really happened, since I didnt remember it. Now I have seen it and agree that it happened, I am asking you of the importance of it and why you brought it up. I understood the jist of why it was said but I would like you to elaborate a bit more on the idea so I know what I am dealing with.
3)Sorry if the way I approached things were a little confusing or offputting I am used to debating in a specific way. I am more than willing to continue this because I feel like your going somewhere, chances are you could prove me wrong.
Burden of proof... negative proof... fallacies... man, I love when discussion threads reach these extents.
Lol, this is what makes Hirudora awesome!
Take that in mind, Fear, Draxus. It seems both of you got in middle of that bad practice. If you won't support your statements, it's better to go on with the thread, because your debate just reached a dead end.
In all fairness it isnt an act of not supporting statements, rather an act of the other party not accepting the supporting statements to be valid or credible.
...in both cases, positive or negative, lack of proof means void argument. The burden of proof is on the person who makes this claim
It would be fine and fair if he said he simply didnt believe my thread, but instead he said my thread was false, I asked him why and he said he doesnt need to prove it to be wrong, it was my job to prove it to be wrong and if I didnt do that then it was false. I merely let him know that that was a fallacy... The side effects of a world that has accepted the ideology of atheistic propaganda.