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Not really. Can you show some evidence that Guinness has been party to falsifying their world record certifications in the past? Or give any reason to believe t
by dymk 4y ago
Not really. Can you show some evidence that Guinness has been party to falsifying their world record certifications in the past? Or give any reason to believe that Lars (who is well known in the trick archery world) faked the video?
What you're doing is spreading FUD, which is far worse and erodes basic trust - a tenant that society depends on.
- rootusrootus 4y ago> What you're doing is spreading FUD, which is far worse and erodes basic trust - a tenant that society depends on. If you think trusting videos on the Internet is something that society depends on, we are fucked. Wow.
- dymk 4y agoI'll take that as a no, you can't provide any evidence to support your suspicion that this video is faked. Even just something like "He's lied in the past" would suffice, but you can't even do that.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 4y agoNobody is trusting the video alone. Guinness has certified this (NOT via the video), and Guinness has a reputation that - so far that I know - is beyond reproach. As does the archer himself.
- nullc 4y agoI think you might have missed the point-- I don't think the poster you are responding to is actually endorsing the view that this video is fake, they're saying the skepticism applied to it would be useful more broadly. The point that Guinness witnessed it and that Lars is well known are great ones-- but there are many things people believe unquestionably which don't have evidence anywhere near as strong as that.