Yaakov A Sternberg

1. There isn't a shred of evidence for her accusations.
2. He was just 13 years old (undeveloped PFC).

Saying "Annie has not yet provided what I would consider direct / indisputable proof that her claims are true" is a gross understatement. Not only isn't there "direct / indisputable proof", there isn't a shred of evidence to support her accusation, and in fact there are aspects of the claim that seem rather dubious (such SA getting her shadowbanned "across all platforms except onlyfans and pornhub", which aside from being difficult to pull off, seems incons... (read more)

1. A large # of people "telling a story" has very little intrinsic value (however, this is not the Kuzari argument).
2. A large # of people claiming to be eyewitnesses does have significant value (also not the Kuzari argument).
3. A chain of a large # of eyewitnesses (as in the case of the Kuzari argument), falls somewhere in between. 
4. However, there are many other (far more) crucial factors such as:
   1. The nature of the claim (e.g. plausibility, self-serving, compatibility with other information)
   2. The amount of time & conditions (e.g. peaceful/tumultuous) thru whi