H1 logical fallacies 101.
“The youtube video guy was being deceptive”
This kids is an example of what is called a red herring.
It is an absurd comment meant to catch attention so as to divert the focus of the debate away from the fact that h1 attempted to manipulate math in order to lowball Thor’s “feat” (as is his MO) and to cast doubt on the credibility of the youtube video.
Furthermore:
h1 has now completely down-low disavowed his "600k K" equation as "proof of YT video's math error" and moved the goalposts to the values of the source (who likely used a different sampling method via the words "typical" vs the YT video's word "average"😉 I provided. Practically admitting that the math he provided was at best false, at worst (and most likely) manipulated.
h1 has already admitted that he cannot prove what the YT guy's numbers were and yet insists that the YT guy's numbers are those he wants them to be.
We all know that if h1 had not been exposed, he would have been (dishonest lying turd as he is) used this as facts and truths by default. Fortunately, that ended with this debate. Due to known propensity for deceit, h1's math can now be dismissed as false by default unless corroborated exactly by a credible source or credible poster (who is familiar with the science).
This debate is over and h1 is already exposed but he wants to carry it on to get the last word because he knows this will haunt him in future debates so he needs to get the last word so that in future debates he can go "I didn't manipulate the numbers, see I got the last word in!". Even though all he is doing now is just repeating the same flawed arguments over and over again.