Marcus clearly threw a lot of spaghetti, seemingly pessimistic "it socks and won't get better" and then cherry picks confirmations, for the bits that stuck to t

Marcus clearly threw a lot of spaghetti, seemingly pessimistic "it socks and won't get better" and then cherry picks confirmations, for the bits that stuck to the wall. How about he indicates: 1. How he came to these conclusions (coin flip? Pessimism?) 2. How many predictions he missed. He's implying a very high rate of success, which is a big red flag of shenanigans for me. This is little more than vague generalities and coin flipping with retroactive cherry picked "See?! I was right!" analysis. A gypsy at a traveling circus serves up about the same.