BoxGate

[Bill Chapman]

Perhaps we shouldn't be so hard on the guy, John. It's pretty obvious his behavior is just a massive cry for attention, to somehow compensate for a miserable and completely wasted life. No sane individual would behave so pathetically childish as he has been doing in the past months and it seems to be getting worse. I surely hope he gets some help soon...

Poor baby is sad that he never has anything relevant or consequential to say about anything.

 

Hug it out, boys..

[John Iacoletti]

Hug it out, boys..

And his response is to be even more pathetically childish. 

[Bill Chapman]

And his response is to be even more pathetically childish. 

You boys forgot to give each other The Thumb of CT Bias-Confirmation

[John Iacoletti]

Add “confirmation bias” to the already gigantic list of concepts that clown-boy doesn’t understand.

[Walt Cakebread]

Chapman is just a troll. Reminds me of Sidney Powell since he just throws lots of nonsense around and hopes a little of it sticks. It doesn't and Chapman's arrogant mockery is an insult to all truth seekers. Why would he want to accumulate more bad karma? How about one post that makes some sense?

A post that makes sense from Chappie??.....   I doubt that is possible.

[Bill Chapman]

A post that makes sense from Chappie??.....   I doubt that is possible.

Says the guy with a bucketful of fabrications.

[Bill Chapman]

Confirmation Bias
https://www.hoganlovells.com/en/publications/confirmation-bias-and-the-law

There are many examples in history where confirmation bias has caused the public to adopt a hypothesis that simply does not bear objective scrutiny. One example is the assassination of President John F Kennedy in December 1963 and the longstanding controversy over whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in shooting him. The famous film director Oliver Stone produced a masterly display of cinematic confirmation bias in his biopic JFK.