"if you consider the fart of every passing fly as anomalies that need accounted for"
That is most definitely an appeal to ridicule.
It?s a broad statement which notes the confounding effect of errant data, not an argument.
Your biggest failure in all your responses is this failure to disengage from ?argument mode? and focus on things in the real world; reality is not a logical syllogism waiting for you to debunk.
This sentence doesn't really parse, but if you're saying that people who propose a frontal shot (like for example Sherry Fiester) have the burden of showing evidence for a frontal shot, then I agree.
It means that different models of understanding the shooting come with associated predictions about the state of the evidence (i.e., Kennedy was shot in the front entails that this must be possible given the available data; we?ll return to your failure to grasp this point next).
Propose what you like. There's no model in the world that will tell you who pulled the trigger. Proposing a model that all the wounds were created by one bullet because you decide a priori that Oswald had to be a lone shooter is putting the cart before the horse.
Basic understanding of epistemology and philosophy of science is needed.
Models are proposed explanations which are tested against the evidence
? rule out the impossible ones and your left with a handful, and the whole reason Occam?s razor is a thing should tell you which one you side with until further evidence shows up.
If a model proposes (as in Phantom Shot) that the shooting was executed with only two bullets, we expect find evidence to support that this even possible ? there isn?t, so it?s false.
Despite what CT/mister lawyer-men tell you, you can?t use induction until the ?truth? appears. There?s bullet evidence, a weapon, victims, etc. Models are a way of finding order in that chaos, and their specific hypotheses is what rule them out. The LN model remains standing.
And when you have to move wound locations and fudge people's seating locations to make your a prioi assumption work, then your model is a failure out of the starting gate.
The shot works at T-1. The voodoo of the ideologues isn?t relevant to the evidence. I?m sure there?s a fallacy named for this style of discussion
And by "weirdness that creates confusion and uncertainty", you mean data that doesn't fit your model. This is most certainly cherry-picking.
No, I don?t. Again, I?m sure there?s a fallacy named after this. Errant data is meaningless sh*t like ?dead SS agents,? ?gunsmoke? on the knoll, etc.
I have no problem "trying to make sense of things". What I have a problem with is pretending that "I don't know" really means "I do know, and it's my contrived cherry-picked model that explains everything, and you would see it too if you only ignored the right things".
Some facts are more relevant than others, and terms like ?noise in the data? don?t exist for nothing. Order in the data that happens to conform to one model (the LN) is highly, highly unlikely to occur by chance. (Statisticians even have a way showing this ? the p-value.)