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Is there an original recording of him saying this. Feels like a huge stretch, discounting all technology invented after 1969! Does he address that? I often pref
by xorvoid 1y ago
Is there an original recording of him saying this. Feels like a huge stretch, discounting all technology invented after 1969! Does he address that? I often prefer the source material because so much context is lost in reporting.
- bigbadfeline 1y ago> Is there an original recording of him saying this. That's an unreasonable request, usually made by people trying to insert FUD in the topic. Recordings require specially arranged interviews, copyrights and agreements to record and distribute, etc. It's only reasonable to ask for references and witnesses and find them yourself, then you can inform us about the results and state your agreement/disagreement with facts. > I often prefer the source material That's nice, the only source material is the person who uttered the quoted words. You can take that up with him and ask about his quoted opinion - did he have it, has he changed it since then, what is he thinking now? Reportedly, he's a billionaire concerned about your well being, he wouldn't deny such an altruistic request. Failing to provide "source material" contradicting the OP article would automatically validate it. Fair game.