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(Hanson, Robin. PDFWhen Do Extraordinary Claims Give Extraordinary Evidence?) George Mason University, March 2007.
ThisExtraordinary evidence is not evidence that turns an a technical term, and does not havepriori highly unlikely event into an a standard definition.posteriori likely event.
This is not a technical term, and does not have a standard definition.