As far as skulls go, most people in the US, who think they believe in the mainstream narrative, believe that there was one shooter that shoot at Kennedy. The last government investigation found that there’s more then one shooter. There are a lot of skulls that are about believing in the official narrative.
I don’t remember all the details about ‘”one weird trick” for falsifying all global temperature data’ but if my memory serves me right it the debate was about taking a single email out of context of the surrounding information. In contrast to that I talk about emails in context. I’m not completely certain but I think at the time I actually looked at the emails and thought that they weren’t a big deal. I invite everyone here to look at the emails themselves and reason for yourself.
The debate also wasn’t driven by people who did a lot of work in analysis. One of my first experiences that got me to believe that it’s quite possible to read documents to understand what happens was Andy Müller Maguhn talking at the CCC congress about how the NSA accesses the German internet in a lot of detail and why he thinks that. This was years before Snowden and he happened to be right.
The CCC is good at filtering out false conspiracy theories from being voiced and I see my post in that intellectual tradition, so if you want a reference class CCC associated people who speak about what happens in the world would be it.
While I don’t explicitely discuss the video that brought me to actually read the emails, I falsified 4 claims in it that I consider it to get wrong. Three are about timing and a forth is about “deliberate process” being a broad category that’s about more then just legal procedings. That’s a different approach then just accepting all claims and projecting a conclusion on a Roschbach test.
As far as skulls go, most people in the US, who think they believe in the mainstream narrative, believe that there was one shooter that shoot at Kennedy. The last government investigation found that there’s more then one shooter. There are a lot of skulls that are about believing in the official narrative.
I don’t remember all the details about ‘”one weird trick” for falsifying all global temperature data’ but if my memory serves me right it the debate was about taking a single email out of context of the surrounding information. In contrast to that I talk about emails in context. I’m not completely certain but I think at the time I actually looked at the emails and thought that they weren’t a big deal. I invite everyone here to look at the emails themselves and reason for yourself.
The debate also wasn’t driven by people who did a lot of work in analysis. One of my first experiences that got me to believe that it’s quite possible to read documents to understand what happens was Andy Müller Maguhn talking at the CCC congress about how the NSA accesses the German internet in a lot of detail and why he thinks that. This was years before Snowden and he happened to be right.
The CCC is good at filtering out false conspiracy theories from being voiced and I see my post in that intellectual tradition, so if you want a reference class CCC associated people who speak about what happens in the world would be it.
While I don’t explicitely discuss the video that brought me to actually read the emails, I falsified 4 claims in it that I consider it to get wrong. Three are about timing and a forth is about “deliberate process” being a broad category that’s about more then just legal procedings. That’s a different approach then just accepting all claims and projecting a conclusion on a Roschbach test.