Some Schmo wrote:Tarski wrote: THE END.
Next topic?
Here's one:
Is a transcript really a transcript if the transcript consists of a few notes about something compiled after the fact and not really recorded during the proceeding themselves?
Or maybe a better question:
If a transcript is written after the fact in a forest of apologists but no critic's there to read it, does it really exists at all?
Hey! We've come full circle! We're back to the original OP! :)
Here are the top 3 definitions of a transcript from Wikipedia's dictionary site, "Wiktionary":
1. Something which has been transcribed; a writing or composition consisting of the same words as the original; a written copy.
2. A copy of any kind; an imitation.
3. A written version of what was said orally; as, a transcript of a trial.
Juliann changed her tune on several occasions during the course of that thread. At first, she indicated that the transcript was more like definition #1.
Later, Jan and the others seemed to indicate that the transcript fell into more of a definition #2.
Still later, Jan stated that there was no transcript available.
Bottom line?
Juliann, Jan, et. al. screwed up. They lied and covered for each other.
It is important to note, however, that Dr. Peterson already stated that he did not condone this behavior, and that these folks should have taken responsibility for lying, if they lied. Dr. Peterson never claimed to be a witness to this transcript. He did take it at face value that it existed, based on Jan and Juliann's word.