• jetEnglish
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    “Why I Hate The World” is a strong channel name.

    How do you know he was subscribed to the Demolition Ranch youtube channel? Is that an assumption because he died in one of their t-shirts?

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      I think it’s safe to assume that if he was wearing the merch of a youtube channel, then he was subscribed to the channel, or at least very familiar with the channel’s content, yes.

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        It’s still an assumption, the shooter could have just been trying to blend in with the trump crowd rather then being a subscriber

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          If he were trying to blend in, it’d be more logical to just wear a Trump shirt rather than a somewhat obscure youtube channel. It’s been a few days, and the shooter’s conservative political leanings have been well established. Safe to say this was an accurate assumption.

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          Are you assuming he hadn’t watched demolition ranch before? Why?

          (Better be as good as the inverse logic of ‘he’s a viewer because he wears their merch’)

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            The entire point of this discussion is about MISINFORMATION

            Making assumptions directly leads to misinformation.

            So the person trying to be clear about what is known and unknown shouldn’t conflate a shirt with a subscriber.

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              If we’re gonna use Occam’s razor we must make all things equal. That means thinking of all the possibilities before applying the logic sieve.

              Hence my counterclaim.

              Stop policing thought please.

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                I’m not policing thought, think what you like, please

                I just want to be clear about what we have observed (know) vs what we deduce (speculate) our confidence may be high but it isn’t directly observed.