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"Is it likely, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, that Musk, who has stated multiple times in hundreds of interviews, and company statements, and videos that the
by FireBeyond 4y ago
"Is it likely, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, that Musk, who has stated multiple times in hundreds of interviews, and company statements, and videos that the company created on websites entirely under their control, would or would not have made a statement materially and structurally similar to this one?"
Also, how good was deep faking in 2016? The video has been around since then. Is Musk's argument that this was a long con to sue Tesla seven years later?
And then you have the concept that all it would take is alternate footage of same statement, B-roll, etc., to add to the "what, were all these deep fakes, too?"
- sidewndr46 4y agoHow would you establish this video has been around since 2016? I could easily upload the same video and put a caption under it of "filmed shortly after the birth of Elon Musk" on it.
- FireBeyond 4y agoAnd could you also fake news articles referencing it all the way back to then? Or the Internet Archive? At some point you recognize that "reasonable doubt" doesn't mean "insurmountable evidence to disprove even the worse conspiracy theorist/asshole wrong".
- ceejayoz 4y ago> I could easily upload the same video and put a caption under it of "filmed shortly after the birth of Elon Musk" on it. Except it's on YouTube, not a website under their control, which means you now need to argue - with convincing evidence - that YouTube is in on a conspiracy to defraud the court to get at Musk.