In paragraph 5, the claim that "ocean waves capture device will disturb relationships between people and sea" is considered?

The claim regarding the "ocean waves capture device" disturbing relationships between people and the sea is considered not supported because it leans heavily on subjective evidence rather than objective, empirical data. Subjective evidence typically includes personal opinions, feelings, or anecdotal experiences, which can vary widely among individuals and lack the rigor of scientific validation. In discussions that require strong supporting evidence, such as environmental impacts, claims need to be grounded in thorough research or quantitative data to be deemed convincing. The concern articulated in the claim may resonate with some individuals' personal experiences or beliefs, but it does not provide a solid foundation to assert a universal truth about the relationships affected by the device. Consequently, this undermines the claim's persuasive power in an analytical context.