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So I have found an actual source on Mudd's birthday, namely December 11 (no year). Jim Sciutto mentions it during one of Mudd's CNN appearances in 2015 [1]. In combination with the already cited source [2] we could pin down his birthday, as attempted by BlueElf1666[3] and reverted by FlightTime[4] (rightly so, as there was no source cited). The question now is, would this combination of the sources constitute WP:SYNTH (and therefore WP:OR), or would this be permissible as a routine calculation under WP:CALC? – Recoil (talk) 11:58, 25 September 2022 (UTC)Reply
