Reply #172: I just don't get this answer at all

[Sydnie]

It's smoke and mirrors. If you found information that you believe to be correct, then why not share it? If you believe it as you say you do, then you should be able to defend it with your research process. Fear of creating a "divisive atmosphere" is a bit moot, isn't it? Seems like NOT sharing what you found is creating an even more divisive atmosphere, but succeeds in leaving the spotlight on someone else instead of "those that are in the know" about a detail that could clear up more by being told than it can by leaving it hanging in the wind. Unless it's just a way to keep the controversy going for personal amusement?

This is a site that is based on the sharing of information and debate of that information. this is the first time in the 2 years (almost) that I have been here to see a poster say ... "go find it for yourself so you'll believe it". What's up with that? :shrug: You can either create a time line that can be substantiated or you can't, it's that simple, isn't it?

I'm not trying to be flippant, I just really don't understand the reluctance to share the info with those that are interested, if you really do have it figured out. :shrug: