Two things. One, he's used Twitter to post some seriously absurd but significant charges, like an fact-less opinion that there was widespread corruption in our

Two things. One, he's used Twitter to post some seriously absurd but significant charges, like an fact-less opinion that there was widespread corruption in our last election cycle. Second, I'm in the middle of reading the Undoing Project by Micheal Lewis, and your last statement is a prime example of how bad humans are at statistics. Months (or even years) of security have no bearing on the likely hood or ability of an account to be hacked in the future. Only hard data on many accounts over years can begin to allow us to estimate that, and even then it's just a probability. If I flip a coin one hundred times and see heads one hundred times, what's are the odds I see heads on the next flip?