Hyperborean Perspective
Replymessage unavailableWhy would you propose a different setting, providing the examples that have a significantly smaller contextual window and enable the use of public manipulation techniques and pressures that are ineffective in a long, written correspondence under the assumption of anonymity?
I'm not naive enough to expect a fair sparring session from the House Harkonnen (pardon the figurative reference). If I'm facing gatekeeping on a platform that lets a lot of actually questionable content slide, what would happen elsewhere? How far would certain people go in the age of deception, with various tools, social instruments and great wealth at their disposal?
I wouldn't expect to impress anyone with a technical jargon that can be easily researched online to a lesser or greater depth, I'm just being efficient. You are the one that obsesses with impression here, so stop projecting.
Your lack of reading comprehension is not the evidence of my ideas being idiosyncratic and I would just be repeating myself to establish (re-infer) the definition of the concept of nature that I was implying with the rhetorical question, which, contrary to your inflated sense of importance, would be a waste of time as you have provided nothing constructive so far. Regardless, I have entertained your definition as well. The same applies to the definition of the parasitic caste, however I'm willing to entertain your questions if you stop using the strawman fallacies, deflection, inflation and misdirection and address the central points.
I have also established the importance of the physical race, which would spare you the guessing efforts by simply searching that term.
The very first thing that the NS movement did upon getting into power was getting rid of the parasitic caste and its apparatus. Evidently, they didn't consider that it wouldn't affect the organic development...
Speaking of the statistical distribution, I don't necessarily disagree, however it would require no tampering with the samples and the data to be truly indicative of anything.