That is how you want to frame this. So what was explained as to how that was actually discovered?
Ok. What is the difference between textual criticism and Dr. Pickering's method of study of the text? They are not the same! Different presuppositions.
37 you want others to trust what Pickering has said and yet when I ask you if his work has been peer reviewed you deflect and ask me what the difference is. I am not a Greek scholar so I am not qualified to make those distinctions. That is why I asked about peer review.
How else is one supposed to frame this discussion? You made a claim and I asked for proof of that claim. Your proof seems to be, well just trust what Pickering said. That is not proof, it is not even good evidence. It is just one man's opinion of what the text shows him. And yet you seem to dismiss what other scholars have said, which is your option. Just as it is mine to ask for some solid evidence to backup your claim.
Text from the second video you presented
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when we
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use the word perfect
in this video
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we mean two manuscripts that are
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identical to each other
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but
outside of this video we use the
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word
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perfect to indicate the agreement
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of the manuscript with the archetype of
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family 35 which in our
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view corresponds to the autograph
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to the original text obviously the
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manuscripts
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that we are going to present here are
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perfect
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besides being identical to each other
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they
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also correspond to the family archetype
All he is saying is that the F35 manuscripts he uses agree with F35 family which we thinks has the original text. An opinion.