Didn't you want to stop with your deflections?
As you know, but keep ignoring, Team Shelby had to, and allegedly, tried to find evidence supporting her burrito story. Including her crafty lawyer with his 14:0 record, and the professional Private Investigator she hired. So did you, and twoggle, and JG and countless other "fans". Even after over 4 years of desperate googling, here is a brief incomplete list what you all did not find:
- evidence that more intact boars made it into the supply chain in September 2020 because of the pandemic
- evidence that the food truck owner lied and put any nandrolone-rich products into his offal
- evidence that the offal contained any nandrolone-rich products - though they had the offal tested
- evidence that the pigs slaughtered in September were substantially older than 6 months
- evidence that there was a shortage of corn in summer 2020
- evidence that any farmer fed their pigs more soy in summer 20202 for any period of time.
In fact, if you were honest, you would admit that you found this in your googling - that is easy to do:
- the availability of corn for farmers went up during the pandemic, and the price down (because less was used for transportation).
- slaughtering of pigs never stopped, and only decreased by 11 - 18% in April and May 2020, and was already 11% above the 2019 baseline in June 2020.
So yes, this all comes down to "a cascade of improbabilities whose composite probability is near zero".
On the other side, if we look at the amazon/intentional doping scenario:
- 100% proven that the product is on amazon
- 100% proven that it is easy to order
- 100% proven that nandrolone is a commonly used PED by endurance athletes.
So, no! This all does not come down to "a cascade of improbabilities whose composite probability is near zero". If you were honest, you would not pretend otherwise.