HansHill wrote: ↑Thu Dec 04, 2025 12:58 pm
Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 04, 2025 12:31 pm
scale of the evidence.
There you have it gentlemen. The quality, veracity, accuracy, accountability, plausibility, or possibility of the claims don't matter; only their "scale" (ie how many times they get repeated).
Thank you Nessie, looks like i'm done with you here, and i'm sure i'll see you in a future thread.
By scale, I do not just mean volume, but also quality.
Yet again, you lie, by suggesting I do not think quality, veracity, accuracy, accountability, plausibility, or possibility matter. THEY DO MATTER.
The way you assess quality, veracity, accuracy, accountability, plausibility, or possibility, is wrong, distorted, has no basis in the reality of how historical or criminal investigations are conducted. For example, you ignore the majority of the studies of witnesses and witness evidence. Your way is designed to make evidence you do not want to believe, fail. It is biased and rooted in logically flawed arguments.
Of course you will run away from debating me about the way you investigate, since you know, you are wrong. At least with Grok, it accepted it was wrong.