What is nonsense is the suggestion that there is a "reasonable" argument that they had access to the data (which we now know), and an "ambitious" argument that they used the data. But nobody said that they know for certain that the data was used, this is a strawman argument. We are talking that now there is a non-zero probability that it was. This is obviously what we have been discussing since the beginning, else we would not care whether they had access or not and it would not have been mentioned. There is a simple, single argument made here in this thread.

And FFS I assume the dispute is about the P given by people, not about if people are allowed to have a P.