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==== New Original Responses Evaluated ==== * Continues to dismiss evidence by appealing to memory lapses or “trust me” statements. * Defends prior claims by claiming context was removed, even when timestamps and external evidence contradict him. * Frequently invokes emotional framing (“I feel like…”, “I don’t remember exactly”) as a substitute for verifiable facts. * Attempts to shift responsibility for misunderstandings or misrepresentation onto Loctarjay. * Uses vague claims about past events and “important details” without providing concrete proof. Credibility Impact * ❌ Further decreases because reliance on memory and feelings in place of evidence is highly unreliable. * ❌ Deflection and omission of verifiable timestamps or screenshots undermine all prior factual claims. * ❌ Demonstrates a persistent pattern of double standards: facts against him must be accepted at face value, while he ignores contrary evidence. Updated Credibility: 11% (−2) Behavioral Pattern * Increasingly emotionally-driven and evasive. * Fact-avoidant: consistently prioritizes perception or feelings over documented evidence. * Deflective & inconsistent: when confronted with clear evidence, shifts the narrative rather than correcting errors.
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