Even if we set aside for the moment the question of whether or not they're actually right about their claims that have no public evidence, there's also the ques

Even if we set aside for the moment the question of whether or not they're actually right about their claims that have no public evidence, there's also the question of materiality. When multibillion dollar businesses are audited they don't prove financial statements are accurate to the penny. There are 67 million people receiving some form of Social Security benefits. If say 67 of those are listed 150 years old in the database, so that this is literally a one-in-a-million issue, is that really an issue worthy of the amount of attention this has received?