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6. Marlowe and Control Data
Trying for some indirectly generated credibility, Stritmatter conducts an exercise in sensitivity analysis in Appendix E, boldly labelled "Control Data". He flounders around trying to improve the validity of his probability claims by… go to article
Cipherogratography 101
Ogburn's work on ciphers, along with Roper's and Burghstaler's, is not really all it should be. Like all soi-disant literary cipher-experts, they start with a desired solution and work backwards. Some will even try to connect Cardano… go to article
6. Marlowe and Control Data
Trying for some indirectly generated credibility, Stritmatter conducts an exercise in sensitivity analysis in Appendix E, boldly labelled "Control Data". He flounders around trying to improve the validity of his probability claims by… go to article
Integrity test
In the race to complete a list of 100 reasons why Oxford did or did not write Shakespeare's plays, Hank Whittemore's site has taken a strong lead in the final straight and now looks certain to beat us to the magic figure. We are becalmed… go to article
Integrity test article
Dear Oxfraud Despite my advice (and latterly my RULES), my partner has inadvertently invited an Oxfordian to dinner on Thursday. The last time this happened, there were broken glasses before the main course and the evening ended in tragedy… go to article
Integrity test blog
Dear Oxfraud Despite my advice (and latterly my RULES), my partner has inadvertently invited an Oxfordian to dinner on Thursday. The last time this happened, there were broken glasses before the main course and the evening ended in tragedy… go to article
Canon Fodder
The smoking gun, proving who did and who didn’t write Shakespeare, has been found in the hand of Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. Is that an authorship candidate who just bit the dust? Ironically, it is de Vere himself… go to article
Synonymity
In the race to complete a list of 100 reasons why Oxford did or did not write Shakespeare's plays, Hank Whittemore's site has taken a strong lead in the final straight and now looks certain to beat us to the magic figure. We are becalmed… go to article
Mmmm! BACON!
Perhaps we should give some recognition for the man who, if not a "better" candidate, at least has the primacy of place: Bacon. Before there were Oxenfraudian fantasies, there were Baconian fantasies. A towering intellect - ground… go to article
Cipherogratography 101
Ogburn's work on ciphers, along with Roper's and Burghstaler's, is not really all it should be. Like all soi-disant literary cipher-experts, they start with a desired solution and work backwards. Some will even try to connect Cardano… go to article