If it's like the tracking data I've seen,
Which it might not be. We don't know because the film does not tell us. My main objections to the film are regarding what it does not tell us.
If you really had seen the film three times as you say, you would recall the two people heading up the TTV team and their credentials.
And if you had really seen the film, you would have noticed that those two people were described as having expertise in elections and election fraud. They were not described as having ANY expertise in data tracking or computer analysis. You also would have noticed that the film does not identify those two as the people who ran the analysis, as you imply. We don't know who ran the analysis because the film does not tell us.
Now, we finally get to the crux of your issue. You don't trust them, no matter what the evidence says.
That's an offensive lie, and you are a liar. I had high hopes for the film and would still love to have all my questions about the film fully answered. At this point I have all but given up on D'Souza and TTV, but there is still a remote chance they could win me back.
However, I have given up on you.
The "drivel" is coming from you.
Which it [tracking data] might not be. We don't know because the film does not tell us. My main objections to the film are regarding what it does not tell us.
It's not rocket science. It's been gathered, marketed, and used for years. If you want a lesson in how to use tracking data obtained from companies who collect it, then take a class in digital marketing.
And if you had really seen the film, you would have noticed that those two people were described as having expertise in elections and election fraud. They were not described as having ANY expertise in data tracking or computer analysis.
This is the 21st century. You can't have one without the other. That's like saying you have top notch secretarial skills, but no computer skills. Good luck getting a job with that. If they are experts in elections and election fraud, they also have the digital skills necessary to perform their jobs. They both went into excellent detail about how they obtained, screened, sorted, and utilized the data. You can't do that without sufficient IT skills.
That's an offensive lie, and you are a liar.
No, I'm not. You said you didn't trust them. And, they gave a very straightforward explanation of how they reached their conclusions, and you still don't trust them. Those were your words.
At this point I have all but given up on D'Souza and TTV, but there is still a remote chance they could win me back.
I doubt it. They are trying to explain something to you that you don't have the basic expertise to understand. You don't trust them, and you never will because they won't give you a lesson in data analysis related to phone tracking. It's the same reason many people still believe the Obama birth certificate was real. Your average Joe will never understand the technical aspects involved. However, any IT person worth his weight in salt knew that thing was a fraud the minute they opened the file.
However, I have given up on you.
It's probably best you did. I lose patience leading a horse to water, but then trying to teach it to drink.