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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Candace's claims follow the same steps almost every time:
1. Something hasn't been publicly reported.
2. She treats the absence of public reporting as the absence of investigation.
3. A theory fills the gap... PETN shaped charge, federal asset, AI app, Spider-Man, blackmail.
4. Evidence surfaces that closes the gap.
5. She doesn't engage with the evidence. She finds a new gap.
6. Go to 1.
The confession note is the cleanest example. A man wrote in his own handwriting that he did it. He explained why. He said goodbye to the person he loved.
The audience's trained response: "Where's the metadata?"
Not "this changes what I think." A procedural question. And the question did its job before the answer arrived... it gave permission to ignore data.
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/2076134953750876654

DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Once you see the tactic, you can't un-see it.
".30-06 rounds cause explosions."
OK, here's deer shot with .30-06. No exit wounds.
"You can't compare human necks to deer."