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Mathematical Impossibilities "Should" Blow The Lid Off This Whole Charade
Conservative Resurgence Via YouTube ^ | 11/8/2020 | Conservative Resurgence

Posted on 11/08/2020 8:23:50 PM PST by Fitzy_888

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To: Fitzy_888

In their ‘pseudoverse’, there is no probable cause for making such allegations. In the real world, there is an abundance of it, and together with additional actionable intelligence, I don’t see how we don’t have a case.

Initiate, strike and follow through. Wash, rinse and repeat. Drain the swamp and the pseudoverse implodes at a safe distance. Proceed with caution and keep the faith.


61 posted on 11/09/2020 2:20:20 AM PST by equaviator (If it seems like it's too bad to be true then maybe it isn't.)
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To: ModelBreaker

I wonder if the court could simply discount/eliminate the vote in the specific precincts where the co-mingling occurred? Just simply say, every vote is invalidated because we can’t separate the wheat from the chaff?


62 posted on 11/09/2020 2:38:55 AM PST by GeorgiaDawg32 (November 2020 I will be bathing in liberal tears..)
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To: Fitzy_888

Here is some deep analysis on the election data if you like that kind of thing. I do. Good stuff here..

https://twitter.com/APhilosophae/status/1325592112428163072


63 posted on 11/09/2020 3:07:50 AM PST by IamConservative (I was nervous like the third chimp in line for the Ark after the rain started.)
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To: Fitzy_888
Mathematical impossibilities may be what trips up Democrat plans

How well did mathematical impossibilities help OJ's prosecution secure a conviction?

64 posted on 11/09/2020 3:22:47 AM PST by fso301
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To: fso301

Apples and oranges.

The OJ jury probably had five years’ total higher education spread among all 12 of them. And it was a case of jury nullification based on race.

This case will be heard by educated people.


65 posted on 11/09/2020 3:26:10 AM PST by MayflowerMadam (Liberty over lock-downs. Freedom over face masks.)
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To: glennaro

In this case though, “Benford’s Law” is NOT a mathematical model, but a simple description of how the values generated by real process MUST be distributed.


66 posted on 11/09/2020 3:37:56 AM PST by motor_racer (Who will bell the cat?)
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To: Fitzy_888
SCOTUS is not going to overturn a state because of statistics.

Trump has been whining for 6 months about what would happen with these mail-in ballots.

He's had all this time to formulate a plan to trap these bastards.

If he did nothing but whine and now hopes that statistics will give him his rightful victory, he is done.

...and so are we.

67 posted on 11/09/2020 3:39:49 AM PST by HandBasketHell
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To: KarlInOhio
Since the USPS takes pictures of every envelope it processes, it would be interesting to see if they have timestamped photos for all of these absentee ballots of if the 3AM delivery trucks didn't even bother with going through the USPS. Even if they are "postmarked", making a rubber stamp looking like a USPS postmark would be trivial.

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Every envelope has been destroyed by now, especially in PA.

Yeah,yeah, SCOTUS ordered them separated. So what? Since when have DEMS ever had to follow the law? They are daring SCOTUS to do something about it, because if that happens, there will be massive riots.

68 posted on 11/09/2020 3:43:11 AM PST by HandBasketHell
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To: HandBasketHell
SCOTUS is not going to overturn a state because of statistics.

That is not SCOTUS's job. Each state legislature has to the power to invalidate an election and then select delegates to the electoral college. Please stop spreading misinformation.

69 posted on 11/09/2020 3:44:07 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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To: romanesq

Far too many people keep saying such rubbish.....


70 posted on 11/09/2020 3:47:06 AM PST by crazycat
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To: Fitzy_888

I guess Rats will need to be Science deniers to kill this information.


71 posted on 11/09/2020 3:47:20 AM PST by DAC21
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To: bray
There are witnesses who you can put under oath. Nobody is going to want to go to jail over hiding the vote.

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Good God, where have you been the last four years? Dems don't go to jail for anything! So you find some poll workers who cheated...the Dem machine will supply a slick lawyer and get it before a Dem judge. And the word of a few poll workers won't mean jack anyways.

72 posted on 11/09/2020 3:48:44 AM PST by HandBasketHell
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To: ClearCase_guy

It DOES add to the story, however. Maybe not alone, but with all of the other evidence it is eye opening. TDSers aren’t going to believe anything, or rather, will pretend not to.


73 posted on 11/09/2020 3:50:17 AM PST by EnquiringMind
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To: snarkytart

I agree that statistical analysis is probably not legally admissible evidence to prove election fraud, but it may be enough to establish the equivalent of probable cause in a criminal case.


74 posted on 11/09/2020 3:52:14 AM PST by NCLaw441
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To: ClearCase_guy

“saying ‘This doesn’t seem likely’ is pretty weak sauce.”

True — as a sole issue, but it could be one more nail in the coffin. Attorneys say that circumstantial cases often are stronger with many pieces of evidence combined.


75 posted on 11/09/2020 3:54:12 AM PST by MayflowerMadam (Liberty over lock-downs. Freedom over face masks.)
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To: snarkytart

Court’s are allowed to make inferences based on expert testimony and scientific evidence. Who has the expertise to really understand DNA, evidence which is given the weight once accorded to scripture?

I have been hearing murmurs about Benford’s law anomalies, which arouses suspicions. Until these questions are put to rest no one is obliged to offer Biden any iota of respect as president.


76 posted on 11/09/2020 4:03:24 AM PST by Lonesome in Massachussets ("Women's intuition" gave us the Salem witch trials and Kavanaugh hearings. Change my mind.)
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To: Steve Van Doorn

Show those those charts for all the states and if only the contested states have that anomaly, it is powerful circumstantial evidence a judge would be hard pressed to dismiss.


77 posted on 11/09/2020 4:10:18 AM PST by reviled downesdad (Some of the lost will never believe the Truth.)
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To: Fitzy_888

Democrats LOVE to say follow the science.
But man do they hate following MATH!

I guess science doesn’t lie, but math does?


78 posted on 11/09/2020 4:18:05 AM PST by a real Sheila (Epstein didn't kill himself, but Hunter probably will.)
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To: Steve Van Doorn
“Why 100? If I were wrong, one would have been enough. [In response to the book "Hundred Authors Against Einstein"]” ― Albert Einstein

BINGO...Copernicus also understands...

79 posted on 11/09/2020 5:07:36 AM PST by GOPJ (If EVEN one dead person "voted" it's proof of voter fraud t...Why is the press afraid of knowing?)
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To: snarkytart
Mathetical (sic) impossibilities doesn’t (sic) count as evidence in a court though.

Consider the phrase beyond a reasonable doubt. This is the standard that applies in criminal trials. In civil matters the standard is LOWER: preponderance of the evidence.

So let's, for arguments sake, use beyond a reasonable doubt. In Statistics there are numerous tests which express a confidence that a set of data is to be trusted. In court experts would be called upon to testify whether a set of data is to be trusted. If these no so-called experts can be found to testify that there is a greater chance that the such data would be observed even one time in a million, then it certainly would be beyond a reasonable doubt that the data is not to be trusted.

ML/NJ

80 posted on 11/09/2020 6:16:33 AM PST by ml/nj ( stuff)
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