You’re possibly right. I invite you to test your belief by consulting the search for “weak evidence” over LW. This probably sounds snarky, so let me quickly clarify that I don’t mean this in the sense “this search confirms I’m right”. I looked over the results briefly and saw that roughly half of them use further qualifiers like “astonishingly weak”, “very weak”, “extremely weak”and so on, which is consistent with what I’d said. But it’s also possible that many results use vanilla “weak evidence” to refer to what other results call “extremely/incredibly weak” etc., and then you’re right. I looked at a few “vanilla” uses in context and didn’t see that, but I didn’t look at enough.
You’re possibly right. I invite you to test your belief by consulting the search for “weak evidence” over LW. This probably sounds snarky, so let me quickly clarify that I don’t mean this in the sense “this search confirms I’m right”. I looked over the results briefly and saw that roughly half of them use further qualifiers like “astonishingly weak”, “very weak”, “extremely weak”and so on, which is consistent with what I’d said. But it’s also possible that many results use vanilla “weak evidence” to refer to what other results call “extremely/incredibly weak” etc., and then you’re right. I looked at a few “vanilla” uses in context and didn’t see that, but I didn’t look at enough.