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Originally Posted by blacknomi Please check my comprehention.
1. The evidence is really not as strong as people think.
==>The evidence is not as strong as people think. The statement is true.
2. The evidence is not really as strong as people think.
==>The evidence is as strong as people think. Part of this statement is true.
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I think one has to be very careful making too much of the position of "really" or "not". I don't find much difference in the two sentences. In both cases, the speaker is questioning the strength of the evidence.