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The allegations have absolutely no evidence behind them. In that case of course one should take into account their source's general credibility, or lack thereo
by comex 11y ago
The allegations have absolutely no evidence behind them. In that case of course one should take into account their source's general credibility, or lack thereof.
As for the atheist community, you will have to provide a source.
- pervycreeper 11y agoi) I think there's a difference between being a conspiracy theorist (allegedly; haven't looked into this), and being a liar. Credibility does not extend across domains, either. An authority on, say, OS design might be a complete fool when it comes to politics (for instance). ii) Allegations have been made against Micheal Schirmer and Lawrence Krauss (not hard to find if you search for them).