No I'm Right (Appeal to Ignora

No, I'm Right Some people can say they have seen a ghost or a supernatural being, while the others can say that is complete nonsense. The same goes with unidentified flying objects, also called UFO's. It has never been proven either way. Although both sides of the argument believe they are right. One side must be wrong even though it has not been proven otherwise. This belief on their own single part is called an …

…this. Overall, the appeal to ignorance is a two-way road. Until there is evidence to back up what has been said there is no proof that it is actually true. Nothing is innocent until proven guilty. That is just the governments way of not causing a disturbance and hanging everyone. The appeal to ignorance is if it hasn't been proven false it must be true, or the controversy, its a spiral case of false dilemma.