I took a look at obedience theory today, it's been a year since I first developed it. The following is what Grok had to say. It was pretty good. There's a long way to go in the exchange which I did not pursue yet. Such as the possibility that deeper cause cannot be treated the same as material world cause and effects - deeper stuff is acausal yet still happens. AI is not ready for wisdom yet. This questions the points about secondary effects being important as being a red herring. It also fails to observe that most of these derivative factors tend to coalesce into the same one of the 2 tribes anyway reinforcing my political point. My political claim is there are only two tribes splitting the vote so it's a non sequitur to suggest that tactical voting is useful in a multi-party democracy - party's are a sort of unconscious smoke screen for what is happening underneath. The two tribes are as follows: 1) the tribe which loves this nation(it's heritage and l...
Sightings from a hamlet in Oxfordshire, England. Placing forbidden knowledge under proper scrutiny