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> I'm so convinced that it's not possible to know what really happened This argument holds up when you're looking at truly old historical facts with no good ev
by vlunkr 3y ago
> I'm so convinced that it's not possible to know what really happened
This argument holds up when you're looking at truly old historical facts with no good evidence. We're not talking about George Washington cutting down the cherry tree. This was 1989, in a big corporate office. There is documentation, they know who worked there when, and in which offices, there are dozens of people involved in the story, most of whom are probably still alive.
Throwing your hands up and saying "it's unknowable" doesn't really make sense here.
- DoreenMichele 3y agoIt makes sense to me, the person choosing to be all "eh, I can't be arsed to care and shan't read the whole thing." What doesn't make sense to me is why so many internet strangers feel compelled to argue it with me.
- vlunkr 3y agoUh, you started this discussion and continue to reply. People assume you're arguing in good faith so they respond.