[Observator]

The subject of the movie is vital, as was the subject of Mike’s symposium (definitive mathematical proof of decisive fraud).

The subject of Mike's symposium was sharing network packet captures with computer experts that could validate his proof of Chinese interference. Anyone disproving his evidence would get millions. However, Mike did not produce the packet captures, and he did not pay out prize money.

[Gratia]

I watched 90% of the symposium. The packets were supposed to be the subject, but were not. That has never been explained, as far as I know.

The symposium was a communications mess. It was way over-hyped by people like Ron Watson, whose breathless pronouncements have never panned out. The entire presentation lacked coherence except for certain short segments (Clements etc).

The mathematical evidence was quite convincing to me. The final numbers were necessarily fraudulent, according to the math. But the math stuff has gone nowhere, and the packet stuff has disappeared.