Re: Kula vs Tauber on "Kula columns"
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2026 2:37 pm
Except HH did not identify or explain any such contradictions in Kula vs Tauber. He just stated it as some sort of given without any qualifaction. Oh look one witness aid there were pellets on the floor and a small space under the column, which makes a lot of sense given the container mechanism, which wouldn't catch pellets perfectly, leading to some gettin in the inner column.Archie wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2026 12:42 pmBombsaway: Clearly he must have had a second phone, ergo no contradiction.HansHill wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2026 9:22 amHe has constructed it in such a way to avoid the aspect that matters most; that is the matter of mutual exclusivity. Running a red light and being on the phone are not mutually exclusive. However lets tweak his example to be more relevant to the mutually exclusive nature of our eyewitnesses.
Eyewitness A: I saw him on his phone while he was driving
Eyewitness B: I saw him put his phone in the dumpster before driving because his phone was having malfunctions
These claims are mutually exclusive, and in the event of a crash, using your phone can be material to the cause of the crash. He cannot possibly have thrown his phone away and used it. Therefore it is material as to which one of these claim is bogus or not.
This is much more relevant to our discussions, as the pellets categorically cannot remain inside the column and leave it simultaneously.