Morris said:
Which is why it would make no sense to leave so many traces, like a caravan and public street's worth of potential witnesses, the shell casings, the image and make of the car used etc. A well planned hit would never go off so sloppily.
No, those were not traces.. Traces usually lead to somewhere. Those were worthless "facts" and "material" that were presented as traces.. I am from a country that a year and a half ago witnessed a major assassination (one hell of a car blast) which left all kind of evidence and traces. Thousands of them actually, from DNA, to body parts, to car wrecks, to witnesses, to etc... And to this day, a team of more than a 100 of United Nations, German/Belgium, U.S and international detectives still cant find an
effective and useful clue. So traces are always left behind, but their quality and how incriminating are those traces is what really matters. And in Pac's case, clearly they had no real value as they didn't lead to any prosecution, let alone conviction.
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Morris said:
Perhaps this is the case where you should be looking for crooked cop connections :thumb:
Really

?!! And did Suge by any means have anything to do with this?!
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Morris said:
Their observations were based on scientific findings of fact. You admittedly are basing your assumptions on theories that naturally have nonexistent evidence.
1st, not all of their "theories" were accurately based on scientific facts. But in general, yes, most of them were.
2nd, This doesn't mean that one cant pose theories without having hard facts. This is why they're called "theories". Sometimes, u just feel somethings, or they just make sense to u, and one should dare and say what he thinks might be right. A scientific example of this is Einstein's postulates. At least half of Einstein's theories were mere theories back then. He didn't have any proves for them (mainly due to the inability of technology back then to apply his theories in real life conditions, such as making particles move in near light's speed). Yet they still made sense to him, due to many
logical facts and reasons, and he came forward with them. Most of them were later established as true.
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Morris said:
(And for the record, Galileo was persecuted for saying the Earth revolved around the sun

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True that. Actually, i knew that Galileo said that the earth revolved around the sun, but i also thought he said the earth was round, but i was probably wrong. Maybe it was Magellan or Christoph Columbus who 1st established ("by practice") that the earth was round.. I'm not sure (although Columbus never really established this fact "by practice", as he never reached India).
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Morris said:
Bingo. A lot of people on this board overstate Pac's significance nationally.
"Tupac Shakur has perhaps one of the largest personal legacies of any hip hop artist in history. The music and messages in his work pervaded the styles of the following generations and his music had great impact all over the nation and world. At a Mobb Deep concert following the death of the famed icon and release of his '7 day theory' album, Cormega recalled in an interview that the fans were all shouting 'Makaveli', and emphasised the influence of Tupac even in New York at the height of the media-dubbed 'Inter-coastal rivalry'."
Actually, i think it's really understated.. Especially that it wasn't only a "national" significance for the U.S people, but rather an INTERNATIONAL one, and was a 1st in hip-hop/rap.