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You're misreading me. I asked what about that link made them think that. The answer nothing. They were making up explanations about how to maintain a pre-exis

• jerf 3y ago
  A fully justified, well-established pre-existing belief, not one that they just pulled out of the blue. Mere "pre-belief" is not intrinsically bad, certain sloppy and popular statements to the contrary.
  • jerf 3y ago
    Which also happened to be correct: https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2023/06/23/exp-navy-implosion-titan-liebermann-lklv-042304aseg1-cnni-world.cnn https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2023/06/23/exp-navy-implosi... I've seen a bit of discussion around time of release, especially around it being a putative "distraction" from the Hunter Biden news stories, but that doesn't make any sense; those have been going on for a while now and will continue to go on for a while regardless of this. What I see here is roughly the expected speed of the military internally deciding this is safe to release, through several layers of bureaucracy, all of which are concerned about being court martialed if they are too excited to say "yes" without making sure their butts are 100% covered. I'd even call this a surprisingly fast release, honestly, probably because the physics of this are such that they weren't fooling very many people (and none of the ones who really mattered), except, apparently, psychphysic.