You can fit a million different narratives to the data points you have and you're hell bent on only entertaining the malicious because you're convinced apparently somebody had to be evil here
Facts are immovable, sweet one. The truth always comes out. There is no such thing as a narrative. There is only evidence and observation.
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There is always a chance I'm wrong. I suggest you read the data & deductions I present and form your own opinion of the matter. I don't expect anyone to digest and replicate my opinion blindly.
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unless u fatman can prove do kwon have the money. thats all
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Yu shud rede OP Agen an mebbe go rede some maths/science methad litratur
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Lik bassik stuff
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Two people can look at the same evidence and perceive different narratives though. Objective truth is veeery hard to come by, and there may be many valid explanations for any observation.
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Are evidence and fact the same thing?
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The truth is an illusion, rotund one. Only narratives we are convinced of have the power to explain the path of causality between various points of "evidence" and "observatio."
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Stopped reading at 'rotund one,' laughing too hard - love it
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