> Just because it's from a self-described short seller doesn't mean it's not factually true. "Not provably false" isn't the standard for believing anything eit

> Just because it's from a self-described short seller doesn't mean it's not factually true. "Not provably false" isn't the standard for believing anything either. Claims require evidence. Evidence requires corroboration, and where that's not possible it at the very least requires trust. Neither is present here.