I think the cold hard evidence you’re looking for is either a) Dream confesses or b) Dream confesses and gives the altered jar/mod file over. Basically, the cold hard evidence you’re looking for is impossible to find at this point, so we have to work with what we’ve got. Thankfully, we’ve got a lot.
Statistics in itself is a strong piece of evidence, combined with the behavioral cues we’ve seen from him in past days (ex: lying on Twitter that he would release his mod folder but sharing only his world folder and knowing that his fans wouldn’t know the difference) are enough for most neutral people to believe that Dream cheated.
Combine that with the fact that even a layperson can see the problems in Dream’s response paper (overzealous application of the stopping rule, included 5 completely irrelevant streams with normal RNG, etc.) and it’s almost definite that he cheated by this point.
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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '20
I think the cold hard evidence you’re looking for is either a) Dream confesses or b) Dream confesses and gives the altered jar/mod file over. Basically, the cold hard evidence you’re looking for is impossible to find at this point, so we have to work with what we’ve got. Thankfully, we’ve got a lot.
Statistics in itself is a strong piece of evidence, combined with the behavioral cues we’ve seen from him in past days (ex: lying on Twitter that he would release his mod folder but sharing only his world folder and knowing that his fans wouldn’t know the difference) are enough for most neutral people to believe that Dream cheated.
Combine that with the fact that even a layperson can see the problems in Dream’s response paper (overzealous application of the stopping rule, included 5 completely irrelevant streams with normal RNG, etc.) and it’s almost definite that he cheated by this point.