You’re completely missing the point. If you can make a “reasoned” hypothetical argument for both a proposition AND its negation, then neither proposition is more “likely” than the other.
You can talk yourself into believing anything. That doesn’t make it “likely”.
Neither is tolerating the heat for longer periods.
Do you have any evidence that the Texas Theater had air conditioning?
Oak Cliff is a big place, and there were a lot of movie theaters there. Even if you could somehow argue with more than speculation that Oswald “likely” went to the movies in Oak Cliff in the “summer heat”, that doesn’t make it “likely” that it was at the Texas Theater.
They are completely hypothetical! Are we going to have a dictionary argument now on what “hypothetical” means? For all you know, Oswald adored hot weather. He was from New Orleans.
If you can make a “reasoned” hypothetical argument for both a proposition AND its negation, then neither proposition is more “likely” than the other.No, it depends on the relative strength of the reasons.
Neither is tolerating the heat for longer periods.No one said he couldn’t tolerate the heat. But I can tell you from experience, from when I was a 19-year old in the military and in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area, any relief from the oppressive heat there was welcome.
Oak Cliff is a big place, and there were a lot of movie theaters there.Do you have any evidence that any theaters were closer or more convenient to the places where LHO lived?
They are completely hypothetical!Tell us just what you believe is hypothetical about where LHO lived in Oak Cliff.
Tell us exactly what you believe is hypothetical about the evidence that LHO liked watching movies.
Tell us precisely what you believe is hypothetical about the evidence that an air-conditioned theater provides a welcome relief from the summer heat.
For all you know, Oswald adored hot weather. He was from New Orleans.Marina tells of LHO staying inside and wearing only his underpants in an effort to stay cool in New Orleans. That does not sound a bit like someone who adored hot weather to me.
