Chuck Schuyler
2023-11-16 03:10:31 UTC
Consilience.
Do you understand what consilience is?
In history, it is the principle that evidence from independent, unrelated sources can "converge" on strong conclusions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consilience#:~:text=In%20science%20and%20history%2C%20consilience,%22converge%22%20on%20strong%20conclusions.
Why is there so much consilience in the evidence that points towards Oswald as the assassin on 11/22/63, and why doesn't "Team Oswald" have independent, unrelated sources that converge on strong conclusions? All Team Oswald can agree on is that a vague conspiracy of some sort killed JFK. You guys can't agree if Oswald was the shooter, or how many shots were fired or whether JFK's body/coffin was hijacked for a secret autopsy, or whether the Zapruder film was altered, and on and on.
Do you understand what consilience is?
In history, it is the principle that evidence from independent, unrelated sources can "converge" on strong conclusions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consilience#:~:text=In%20science%20and%20history%2C%20consilience,%22converge%22%20on%20strong%20conclusions.
Why is there so much consilience in the evidence that points towards Oswald as the assassin on 11/22/63, and why doesn't "Team Oswald" have independent, unrelated sources that converge on strong conclusions? All Team Oswald can agree on is that a vague conspiracy of some sort killed JFK. You guys can't agree if Oswald was the shooter, or how many shots were fired or whether JFK's body/coffin was hijacked for a secret autopsy, or whether the Zapruder film was altered, and on and on.