You're really going to like this one. Think for a second, do you believe?

You'd better! Or maybe better put, you'd better believe that you believe. It's often sometimes the situation we cannot escape from.

That's precisely where Mormonism fitted in so devilishly with all of us, it is solely built upon only belief.

Carefully now, it is safely ok to sometimes believe in things though. Luckily, we do it all of the time.

Too bad it cannot be somewhat as reliable at finding fraud with something as simple as Bedford's Law.

Election fraud, financial fraud (think Enron), statistics fraudulently exercised upon us sometimes, it can always be run through the Bedford Law's basic principal.

Yeah, unbelievable!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law

So, One is not the loneliest number after all?

Could you please explain how Bedford's law exposes fraud, particularly the fraud of Mormonism? The link does not make that obvious, or even hint at it, at all-- that I can see.

As for belief--all God centered religions are based only on belief and require faith which is only necessary because of lack of solid evidence and works best with a big helping of fairy dust.

Sorry, It's actually Benford's Law not bedford, I had never even heard of the system of testing and auditing used in the possible detection of deception and fraudulently acquired numbers.

I remember a story about believing...
Lil 8ball was watching the preacher baptising in the river.
He grabbed lil 8ball and dunked him
the preacher said does you all believe and Lil 8ball said no.
This led to several attempts by the preacher
Finally after the 8th try the preacher said "Does you all believe? and Lil 8ball said yes sir!
The preacher said What does you believe and Lil 8ball said
"I believes that if I don't say I believes youall's gonna drown me."
So there you have it "Be ye a believer"



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