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Originally Posted by Chris
The difference, I suspect, is a willingness to weigh up the likelihood of different scenarios, to pursue the most likely, to be open minded about the various plausible but less likely, and to be unafraid to scorn those scenarios that are so unlikely as to be laughable.
There is a difference between accepting we can never have absolute knowledge of anything, and being unable to evaluate and rank one hypothesis above another.
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did you watch it ?
tell me what parts of the video you found laughable ie what pieces of information
My father worked all his life for Dunlop. A period of their history they partnered with a company called eldec . While this was going on my father visited the company in the States where he was told high ranking company members never flew on the same plane as to ensure the company was safe
Now at least 20 engineers from Freescale were on the flight if 4 of these were patent owners as Anonymous claims that leaves the patent that was awarded 4 days after the disappearance this leaves the patent owned by only 1 person. If also there is work on these semi conductors that are being worked on that are being developed for cloaking it is at least humorous that patent holders of it may have been on an aircraft that no one can find
I find it funny that it has been written off by the few who have responded purely on the grounds Anonymous posted it.