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| Okay, I'll get sources... Please keep in mind that the writers of the show may just be messing with our minds and eluding that [[Lee Adama]] is a cylon just a way to keep us on our toes. Since [[Leoben Conoy]] speaks in half truths I am weary to believe this rumor myself however there are some interesting connections. | | Okay, I'll get sources... Please keep in mind that the writers of the show may just be messing with our minds and eluding that [[Lee Adama]] is a cylon just a way to keep us on our toes. Since [[Leoben Conoy]] speaks in half truths I am weary to believe this rumor myself however there are some interesting connections. |
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| :Thanks. It is tantalizing, although improbable since it seems that the humanoid Cylons just appeared two years prior to the start of the miniseries, long after young Adama reached adulthood--and Cylons aren't clones of humans, further reducing the likelihood. While ''Battlestar Wiki'' allows speculation and NPOV, we cannot do so without a source that gives reasonable basis. Technically, ''anyone'' could be a Cylon in the show, but definitive proof or evidence is needed to prevent us from contradicting our information here and the aired content. For example, I created a section on [[Gaius Baltar]]'s article on his probability as a Cylon, which gives supporting information, and others have added dissent, but all has a material source or basis of deduction. The [[Battlestar Wiki:Citation Jihad]] project page details more on our policies on sources. --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 00:28, 19 January 2006 (EST)
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