@ZFR: No
Votus/Unvotus in this post.
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Carradice: Hypothesis 2: Set 1 contains
no less than 1 hostile.
Microfish_1: Why the edit?
No edit but copy with changes, you know. Format and leaving a cleaner phrasing of the hypothesis.
The idea is reflecting on the questions posed, and providing rationales for refuting (or supporting) the statements proposed for discussion. The ultimate goal is trying to find a pocket where there is a higher chance of finding scum. @yogsloth proposed such a pocket, with an allegued likelihood of 1
in case @Micro flipped scum. Here, we are discussing alternative pockets, so that we can examine every possibility before deciding where to put our chips.
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Hana-bi numerorum The layman explanation .................or................ How to use the bl00dy chart As it has been requested:
Matrix 1: All the expressed
suspicion. The guy who expresses the opinion is in blue/cyan, the suspects in pink/violet. Just by looking at it, you will figure something out.
Matrix 2: A simplification. Everything is rounded to 1 or 0, but for pure 0.5 values. This is the stuff of which bandwagons are made. Useful for
negotiation and engineering of bandwagons.
The set of 7 indicators has been selected from a wider group as the most helpful and simpler to use. Their function is to summarize information. A variety of approaches is possible. A simple one might be:
1. Look at the column
Average Heat in order to see the average degree of suspicion for each one. If there is a tie, go for Weighted Heat or for
Hard-Weighted Heat (the two columns to the right). The colours will help interpreting: the redder, the worse. You can use also
Chart 2 instead of the spreadsheet.
2. In the matrix below, see the columns
Concurrence and
Hard Concurrence, which appears with the unreadable name of 'Av Conc>0.5'. Can you find the file with your name? in the column
Hard Concurrence, the number you see is the number of people who is positively suspecting you, meaning a suspicion above 0.5. They might be swayed to vote for you, eventually. The column
Concurrence includes people with ambiguous reads of you, counted at half a point. This means that, to the people that is already suspecting you, we are adding half of the people who does not know what to make of you. You can use also
Chart 3 for this (where
Average Heat is also included, for reference).
3. If you are feeling super lazy and just want to take a look at things at a glance, you cannot go too wrong if you go straight to
Weighted Heat.