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Right
- Idle Thoughts system is a basis - it is useless without further analysis. Not sure why you keep trying to use it without that.
- I did - and explained - further analysis and cross refencing - not sure why people keep ignoring that.
- The further analysis I have done and spelt out indicates an overlapping suspect pool
And as I have said three times now, the overlapping suspect pool is not a tell, it is:
a) pointers to where to start looking
b) So I started looking at Rachm and the evidence just mounted and
c) he keeps getting tied to Diggit.
I have asked several times for other townies to do some flipping research themselves, instead of being lazy toads picking over other people’s analysis instead of looking through posts. I notice no one has bothered to actually examine Rachm’s defense or look for evidence against him or Diggit apart from me. This feels like fluiddruid Day 3 all over again.
Millet, keep looking to support your preconceptions all you like.
Oh and BTW, I have so far tried building cases against Millet, Hal and nesta btw, and I can’t get nearly the case against them I can against Rachm, or Diggit or Blastermaster.
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WHOA! WTF? I’m even MORE confused by your argument now. Let’s look at your posts:
In post 2077. You DO make a compelling case for the method that Idle Thoughts was following. But WAIT a minute, how many scum did this method catch? ZERO! When fluiddruid was lynched, he was voting elsewhere. When Lemur was lynched, he was voting elsewhere. His persistence led pretty much single-handedly to the death of SCL. When he was alive, you hounded him for each of these and, no that he’s dead, you’re pretending like its gospel?
Then, you go on to talk about your similar list, and expand the same logic that there must be one scum in each of your groups as well. Why must this, or even should it be true? Hey look, I’ve got Four groups (two of which only contain two people each), and you’re surprised that of the two scum we found, one landed in the group of 4 people, and the other in the group of 5 (as opposed to either of the small groups) and you’re trying to draw conclusions from that?
So, you’re asking us to believe that you believe that what Idle believed was a good model is AND you’re asking us to believe that what you believe to be are good reads on people’s play styles, including such doozies as “no real reason just overall impression”, “insufficient information. All posts read neutral” x2, “Just a feeling”, etc.? You’re kidding, right?
THEN, when you’re called on it, you respond in post 2086 you respond with reasoning that follows logic ONLY if the assumptions (which are not verifiable) are true. And EVEN IF THEY ARE, your STILL assuming that ALL of his reads (which you largely disagreed with at the time, mind you) and ALL of your reads (which largely conflict with his) are highly accurate, then you’re doing questionable math [err… read that as invalid] to draw conclusions.
EVEN WORSE, when you combine the charts, you get one “pointer” to Rachm Qoch, one “pointer” to Millit, TWO “pointers” to Diggit, and yet you’re LESS suspicious of Diggit than Rachm Qoch and MORE suspicious of me than Millit? How self-contradictory can you be? You even claim you can make a case against both Diggit and Rachm, and, according to your spurious logic above, you should be most suspicious of Diggit because he’s the only pointed to by both charts, so why aren’t you making your case against him when you have someone that agrees with you and has already voted for him?