Well, you're presenting a reality, and I'm only questioning it. What's wrong with asking questions? Why are you dodging answering a very simple question?
I think you are confused. You are presenting me with a reality, and im questioning that. Nothing will change either of our minds so its really a waste of my time responding to you.
Can you describe a single time when new evidence changed your mind on anything significant, and you admitted to yourself that you were wrong?
For a while I believed Obama to be one of the best presidents of our time. After looking more closely at his administration and actions I realize he was far from great.My mind is certainly open to ideas that don't match my current worldview, if evidence is presented.
But I really rather would talk about the school where Denise Richard worked. If the reality is that she didn't exist, why would so many of the staff speak about her as if she did exist? Your evidence seems centered around a picture that you believe to be photoshopped (it looks legit to me), along with speculation that she didn't exist. If I were to accept this to be the true reality, then I have questions about things that don't make sense, such as, again, her peers discussing her as if she does exist.
Dunno. That image looks like it could be from anything. What is “twitpic”? Who identified the people in the photo and drew the graphics (seemingly in MS Paint)? Is the information on that photo correct?
According to the graphics, Denise isn’t in this photo.
Sure! So the guy in the last article I sent was Kevin Andrews, who was headmaster while Denise worked there. Here is an announcement on their website about his tenure there:
Further searches bring up videos, testimonials about his time as a headmaster, and other coworkers (including successors).
For me, him lying about the existence of someone (on the record) should be a huge red flag for anyone he works with and works for in the future. It wouldn’t make sense that his peers would be okay with him doing that.
If there is something else you’re looking for, I’m sure I can dig it up!
Well, you're presenting a reality, and I'm only questioning it. What's wrong with asking questions? Why are you dodging answering a very simple question?
I think you are confused. You are presenting me with a reality, and im questioning that. Nothing will change either of our minds so its really a waste of my time responding to you.
Can you describe a single time when new evidence changed your mind on anything significant, and you admitted to yourself that you were wrong?
Yes, of course!
For a while I believed Obama to be one of the best presidents of our time. After looking more closely at his administration and actions I realize he was far from great.My mind is certainly open to ideas that don't match my current worldview, if evidence is presented.
But I really rather would talk about the school where Denise Richard worked. If the reality is that she didn't exist, why would so many of the staff speak about her as if she did exist? Your evidence seems centered around a picture that you believe to be photoshopped (it looks legit to me), along with speculation that she didn't exist. If I were to accept this to be the true reality, then I have questions about things that don't make sense, such as, again, her peers discussing her as if she does exist.
is this her?
https://i.redd.it/xoqrra2d10801.png
Dunno. That image looks like it could be from anything. What is “twitpic”? Who identified the people in the photo and drew the graphics (seemingly in MS Paint)? Is the information on that photo correct?
According to the graphics, Denise isn’t in this photo.
got any actual evidence that her supposed co-workers are real people?
Sure! So the guy in the last article I sent was Kevin Andrews, who was headmaster while Denise worked there. Here is an announcement on their website about his tenure there:
https://www.thenhcs.org/nhcs-founding-headmaster-kevin-andrews-to-retire/
Now it appears he works for the Barr foundation:
https://www.barrfoundation.org/bios/kevin-andrews
Further searches bring up videos, testimonials about his time as a headmaster, and other coworkers (including successors).
For me, him lying about the existence of someone (on the record) should be a huge red flag for anyone he works with and works for in the future. It wouldn’t make sense that his peers would be okay with him doing that.
If there is something else you’re looking for, I’m sure I can dig it up!