Well, I think in the case of the plates, you can make the case that it doesn't matter that you can't prove a negative because the probability is so low.
Which suggests that "you can't prove a negative" is the sort of thing that should be answered with "true, but sometimes it doesn't matter, and I don't think it matters this time."
I mean, I can't *prove* that M&Ms don't cause tornadoes, but I shouldn't have to.
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Which suggests that "you can't prove a negative" is the sort of thing that should be answered with "true, but sometimes it doesn't matter, and I don't think it matters this time."
I mean, I can't *prove* that M&Ms don't cause tornadoes, but I shouldn't have to.