[Stormbinder]

Originally posted by Cainehill:

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Originally posted by Stormbinder:
And friendly advice - next time before hoping on your favorite horse and raiding to rescue the love of your life, try to think a little bit before you write, otherwise you will look very stupid, like you do now, when you couldn't even think of simple way to profe autenticity of the photo, when any 8 year old kid with average IQ could quickly come up with logical solution for this mindbogling problem.

Stormie, sweet girl - I'm guessing you're the 8 year old kid who thinks she has an average IQ? Just to remind you, it took _weeks_ to debunk some of the faked photos from 9/11. It took a team of historians to prove that Stalin had been rewriting history by redoing famous photographs - and that was long before the digital age.

"But we can have a current newspaper in the photo!" Yes, sweetling, and the newspaper image can be imposed in the photograph, just as modern cereals and soft drinks are being inserted into vintage television shows and images.

Not to mention that the current newspaper still wouldn't prove that the man in the photograph was Norfleet. But here's a lollipop for a nice try, kid.

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Congratulations Cain, you have finally figured small part of this simple puzzle. So there is hope for you after all. Who knows, maybe you even will get to the average IQ in the future for your age group, if you will try really hard. After all, brain and intellectual capacities can be developed, to the certain degree, up to the certain age. Don't give up!


Unfortuantley you are still not geting it, obviously. Now put your anger over humiliations and your romantic feeling to the Norfleet aside, and try to think a bit harder my friend. How it can be proved, beyond all reasonable doubts, that the person on picture with T34 is indeed Norfleet, and not some fabrication made out of old or modern photos?


Here is a hint for you - Norfleet is NOT a Stalin, neither he is the World Trade Center, surprising as it may be. C'mon Cain, I am telling you the truth - it is not that hard. Just try to think a little bit about it, that strange unpleasant sensation in your head will fade away eventually, I promise.


With best regards,
Stormbinder

[ July 29, 2004, 22:40: Message edited by: Stormbinder ]