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@XSarustaX@BroknLung@Ajelenbogen@BatesMtg@fireshoes@Mrtoolshed_@JoeyNubzy If a tweet is a fact then Iโm a baboon. There was never going to be an opportunity to convince anyone that heโs innocent when there are so many people dogging on him with no pushback. If i didnโt know it was an accident i wouldnt be tweeting about it so much
@BroknLung@Ajelenbogen@BatesMtg@fireshoes@Mrtoolshed_@JoeyNubzy Really donโt get the desire to dunk on someone you donโt know, on the assumption that you understand the situation better than someone who knows them. If the plains was actually a mistake, theyโre getting their teeth kicked in on twitter for an already upsetting first offense dq
@BroknLung@Ajelenbogen@BatesMtg@fireshoes@Mrtoolshed_@JoeyNubzy Never made that claim, im sure he knows his stuff. Connor did in fact play a tapped boros land, but it was probably just his raucous carnival. Not crazy of joey to assume heโd been playing bivouac instead looking back
@JoeyNubzy@ChefGreginald The reality is that nobody has a good idea of the probability of weird cheat+great guy without knowing more, so its easy to assume itโs much higher than p(mistake). But all that does is get a reputation ruined before considering all the facts, which sucks
@JoeyNubzy@ChefGreginald Totally get that. Itโs just that when measuring the probabilities here, theres a big assumption that the prob. of him cheating outweighs the prob. of it being a weird mistake. Weird way to cheat+great guy makes the mistake way more probable. Ergo Prosecutorโs fallacy
@JoeyNubzy@ChefGreginald I agree, iโm not calling you a liar, but he did play a common dual land that could easily be mistaken for a bivouac. It just adds more opportunity for error when more claims are made, especially in hindsight when people already think he was cheating