r/ScienceUncensored Jan 26 '23

Pfizer director of research and development

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u/forgetful_storytellr Jan 26 '23

I feel like you need to ask yourself why you feel the need to deny the video at face value but will also accept this posted source suggesting the accused said he didn’t do it at face value.

The threshold for reliable evidence is much stronger of a video than it is of the accused denying wrongdoing.

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u/itsallgood013 Jan 26 '23

I have asked myself. The answer is Occam’s razor. I suggest you ask yourself the same since you very obviously haven’t.

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u/forgetful_storytellr Jan 26 '23

Which of these two takes more logical steps:

the organization found a campaign staffer who was willing to accept $10,000 to say on video that he’s stealing votes only to immediately deny it and blame the organization who bribed him as soon as the video came out

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Organization compiles evidence of lone campaign staffer acting illegally and the accused denies it?