But a “May Have” post, well...........just more conspiracy. David Chase MAY NOT understand that his strawmen and false metaphors are all lacking evidence, while Ransomnote's MAY has gobs of it, which she included in the body of the post.
On the other hand, David Chase MAY BE purposefully trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the viewing audience and he MAY KNOW completely well that his post is ridiculous on it's face.
Memes from Facebook or Twitter are only considered “proof” to the conspiracy theorist.
Most people want facts. Studies, papers written, peer reviews, lab results.
Everything is a “May Have” in the beginning of a conspiracy, then it grows into a “Did”............all without real facts but pages of memes and quotes from some dude on Twitter.