What is this year's 'game changer' for the FAIR conference?

[_sock puppet]

???

[_Kishkumen]

I believe that Don Bradley is presenting some groundbreaking historical research at FAIR this year. Something on the lost 116 pages.

[_sock puppet]

I believe that Don Bradley is presenting some groundbreaking historical research at FAIR this year. Something on the lost 116 pages.

Any hints on what details it might include?

[_Kishkumen]

I believe that Don Bradley is presenting some groundbreaking historical research at FAIR this year. Something on the lost 116 pages.

Any hints on what details it might include?

If I hear more details, I'll let you know!

[_Bob Loblaw]

William Schryver will trace the conspiracy to prevent him from publishing all the way back to William Law and Emma "champion bitch" Smith.

[_Darth J]

A third location for NHM will be discovered.

After all, in the mouths of two or threes witnesses shall all things be established.

[_Shulem]

Iron clad Book of Abraham apologetics for Facsimile No. 3.

We critics are doomed!



Paul O

[_Bob Loblaw]

Schryver will reveal he has multiple personalities--all of them assholes.

[_sock puppet]

Schryver will reveal he has multiple personalities--all of them assholes.

11 words that speak volumes!

[_Equality]

I heard there was going to be a nuclear bomb on the Kinderhook Plates. Oh, wait, that was last year. Unfortunately, that one was more like the the San Diego 4th of July fireworks display.

It might be better to not promote the Bradley presentation as a game changer. As we learned last year, that's a hard label to live up to. The Kinderhook thing was interesting, but in no sense moved the ball forward for the apologists. Is there reason to think any of these presentations will actually be "game changers" (as opposed to merely interesting)?