…the biggest reality tunnel the most perceptive sherlock Holmes the one in the class the one aware of detail Holmes always said the Watson model details matter. Many great things can hinge on a piece of dust on the front of a boot and other people really…

…great things can hinge on a piece of dust on the front of a boot and other people really see I observe what I see Watson he observed more than anybody else and yet when we look at what the group can do collectively we find that the total move up…

…the biggest reality tunnel the most perceptive sherlock holmesian one in the class the one aware of detail sherlock Holmes always said to Watson: no the details matter. Many great things can hinge on a piece of dust on the front of a boot and other…

…great things can hinge on a piece of dust on the front of a boot and other people barely see. I observe what I see, Watson. He observed more than anybody else and yet when we look at what the group can do collectively we find that the total move up…

…the majority rejected that one. Why do people reject that one? I gather he's rejecting it because of the way he rejected it. Tex Watson did it. Tex Watson did it. He levitated in the air and spun around like Susan Atkins did. Tex Watkins did it but…

…that one. Why do people reject that one? I gather he's rejecting it because of the way he rejected it. Tex Watson did it. Tex Watson did it. He levitated in the air and spun around like Susan Atkins did. Tex Watkins did it but the jury found that…

…found that Manson was responsible even though Manson Wasn't there. Manson was partly responsible. Manson. Was partly responsible tex Watson was partly responsible under the legal system they were each found partly responsible but equally guilty. The statement…

…statement. It means a jury found him responsible. Metaphysically, whether he was responsible or not we could argue forever that tex Watson had free will. If tex Watson had free will he didn't have to follow Manson's orders but since people generally follow…

…him responsible. Metaphysically, whether he was responsible or not we could argue forever that tex Watson had free will. If tex Watson had free will he didn't have to follow Manson's orders but since people generally follow orders from dictators, it can be…

…was the majority rejected that one. Why do people reject that one? I gather he's rejecting it because of the way he rejected it. Tex Watson did it tex Watson did it. He levitated in the air and spun around like Susan Atkins did. Tex Watkins did it but…

…one. Why do people reject that one? I gather he's rejecting it because of the way he rejected it. Tex Watson did it tex Watson did it. He levitated in the air and spun around like Susan Atkins did. Tex Watkins did it but the jury found that Manson…

…found that Manson was responsible even though Manson Wasn't there. Manson was partly responsible, Manson was partly responsible, tex Watson was partly responsible. Under the legal system they were each found partly responsible but equally guilty. The statement…

…statement. It means a jury found him responsible. Metaphysically, whether he was responsible or not we could argue forever that tex Watson had free will. If tex Watson had free will he didn't have to follow Manson's orders but since people generally follow…

…him responsible. Metaphysically, whether he was responsible or not we could argue forever that tex Watson had free will. If tex Watson had free will he didn't have to follow Manson's orders but since people generally follow orders from dictators, it can be…