Snark noted and dismissed.
No. That is a biased assumption of little merit. There is a difference between the plausible and the absurd that you are ignoring.
Again, do not conflate the plausible with the implausible.
Logic and reason denote otherwise.
I think you should employ 'the more one listens to one's bias' as your qualifier.
That's a misunderstanding of the quote and simply an irrational truther meme built by the removal of context. That was simply a comment about the level of funding and the time frame and I remember the individual who made that statement stating otherwise upon the completion of the task.
Oh really? I seem to see evidence of the opposite.
Oh, I'm fully acquainted with the definition and I must thank you for providing further examples of your high levels of bias.
As an adjective:
adjective: partisan: prejudiced in favour of a particular cause: "newspapers have become increasingly partisan"
synonyms: biased, prejudiced, one-sided, coloured, discriminatory, preferential, partial, interested, parti pris, bigoted, sectarian, factional, unjust, unfair, inequitable, unbalanced
They seem quite applicable in this case.