“And plus, to take a short cut and to judge someone based on PRESUMPTION, instead of concrete facts, is epistemologically flawed! She believes that Timothy could still be an enemy, and that presumption is valid–I mean, I do admit that it is not impossible for Timothy to pretend to support tolerance and Just-ification, or for Timothy to support Just-ification only for the tolerance of Capacianists but not for the tolerance of Reformists, or for Timothy to do other dreaded things that can be conceived by human creativity, but although it is perfectly human to make presumptions (I mean, scientists make hypotheses before collecting the data), she should not limit her beliefs to the presumption, just like how scientists shouldn’t limit their beliefs to the hypothesis. She needs the concrete facts the same way scientists need the data to see the truth!”