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There is definitely some cultural sub text I am not understanding here ?
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There is definitely some cultural sub text I am not understanding here ?
I'm waiting for you to explain this sign, Robert.
There is definitely some cultural sub text I am not understanding here ?
Fallacious reasoning. An Appeal to Authority...
Nonetheless, if Zebest is not an expert then why would she be named as tech advisor for Adobe Books?
The idea is, don't fall into that Jay Utah line of fallacious reasoning. But deal with the Evidence.
You are late to the party...
...and need to get up to speed on the debunking of the debunkers:
When you answer his questions.
You implied pixels could have more than one color, trying to patch a hole in the Birther theory. Show us the basis for this.
You implied that all scanners faithfully reproduce all colors, but you won't examine a certain color to answer the question of how it would reproduce photographically.
The fact that you're dodging his questions rather than answering them suggests to me that you do indeed know the answers to them but you're afraid to say them because by doing so you'd be admitting you lost your point. Now be a good debater and accept the refutation.
All of the above premises are false. Predictably.
Mara Zebest's training is in graphic arts. Not computer science or the forensic authentication of documents. That makes her adept at using Photoshop, but not an expert in the underlying scientific principles. This is why no court accepts her as an expert on the subject matter pertaining to the authenticity of Obama's PDF.
She went to art school. I went to computer science and engineering school and taught there, including the programmers who work on Adobe products. I know the founder of Adobe and have demonstrated my expertise here.
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Use the full definition or not at all:
Unless you can actually present documentation that would demonstrate that the State of Hawaii's records are in error there is no reason not to accept the validity of the record, and accept that President Obama is a natural born citizen over the age of 35 and thus eligible to hold the office to which he was elected.
In that case, perhaps you could point out some scholarly, learned, peer review article...
...confirming your cacamamy theory that scanners have x-ray vision.
Anybody else buy that malarky? If so, I have a prime piece of ocean front real estate I'd like to sell you on the planet Mars.
Very easy to do if allowed to view the original birth certificate, if there really is one. Impossible without it.
All of the above premises are false. Predictably.
This is why real scientists with real education and real, pertinent professional expertise are accepted in court, and artists who write books on how to make pretty Photoshop pictures are not.
Asked and answered. You didn't respond to anything I actually said.
Not my claim. You're trying to put words in my mouth again. Just because your nutty tabloid authors can only explain what they see in terms of "x-ray scanners" doesn't mean that's the answer. Try again, student.
Rhetoric noted, instead of discussion of the evidence.
Then if it's not a scanner with x-ray vision, then perhaps a scanner with ESP? Call it what you want, but a scanner can only copy what it sees. That's Common Sense, 101, Professor. But whatever you call it, surely you could point to at least one, learned, scholarly, peer reviewed article that scanners can see behind the objects they copy. Waiting.
And in just what court case are you referring to in relation to computer expert Mara Zebest?????
Very easy to do if allowed to view the original birth certificate, if there really is one. Impossible without it.