Originally Posted by
redietz
The KewlJ problem runs deep. I have been clued in, and it's really way more definitive than I thought.
I'm sure he/they have figured out what exposed them by now, but they are stuck because if they suddenly change what linked them, it's just damning on top of damning. I'm shocked at how stupid/naive I was, but I'm a little surprised how sloppy/naive they have been. In my opinion, the likelihood of kewlJ contributing to Kim Lee's posts or "being Kim Lee" is way higher than his not having done so. But since I've been an idiot thus far, I can't take my own estimates seriously.
No point in engaging either. I'd most likely be arguing with or exposing a ghost. And yeah, the tip-offs were that obvious. But maybe all blackjack players share the same steno pool. Or maybe they all share a ghostwriter. Who knows?
KewlJ uses a bunch of straw man arguments in the post above, almost all of which can be easily countered and pretty much have been. If you win 56%, you have no need of (A), unless of course you don't have a half-million-dollar starting stake when you're 22. If you hit 56%, you don't need to do (B) unless of course that 56% is a dozen-event surplus per annum that can vary wildly. Again, I state 56%; kewlJ decides unilaterally that is 56% every year with predictable (non)variance going forward. Sorry, reality doesn't work that way. The 56% is past tense, just like using the term "EV" should be for sports betting. Again, kewlJ attaching the probability of random events in impermeable settings to non-random events in a permeable setting.
Now, what I just stated in a couple quick sentences is both obvious as hell and completely neutralizes the KewlJ arguments. But that's not really the point. I think his responses are all just distractions at this point. He likely realizes he got caught and is spinning his wheels until he figures out how he fucked up and how to correct it. Well, I do not think there is a way to correct it without his underlining the fuck-up in bright yellow. I think he got caught, and it's going on his permanent record, so to speak.
He got caught...again. As usual.