Zero your stupidity knows no bounds.
You link a quote from me, where I said I'd expect a cop would either die or be blocked.
Then you link a quote from the next day after you've claimed that you got a guilty, where I said, we'll not sure I trust zero, because fr one he's not dead, and clearly you said you got a scan off.
So you weren't blocked, and you couldn't have been killed either.
So, it should seem fairly obvious to most, but if I say "a cop would either be blocked or killed", and here you are neither targeted nor blocked, then it wpuld st and to reason that you couldn't be a cop, correct?
Furthermore, peabrain, it's not just that you're the cop. It's that I'm also the doc. Here go to google, type in "mafia scum follow the cop" and read up. It's an op combo without good counter roles.
If you weren't countered, then there's two options. 1. You're not the cop. 2. Stefl didn't balance correctly.
Now to rest your fears about your claim. I do believe you about being the cop. I already said that the simplest explanation was that you're just an idiot who softclaimed, right?
I was putting suspicion on you to see who jumped at the opportunity. So far, it's only been spurge. That's not indicative of his alignment, but it is interesting, and possibly a lead.
You definitely were not going to get info out of trucks, like you think you were going to. I don't even know what gives you the idea that trucks would out his teammates, or that i somehow had anything to do with trucks going inactive. He's inactive because the game is up.
See, your problem zero, is you don't look at this game from a strategic standpoint. You come in, spout all kinds of nonsense, and just expect to win. You don't look at the game and say, "if a cop came in and had a guilty scan, how would they react". You say, "I came in with a guilty, I suspect prof and he's reacting this way, so that must be how a mafia reacts". You fill in the evidence after youve already come to your conclusion.
This is a big nono is scientific study. I forget what it's called exactly, but there's a term that means you look for data to support your conclusion, instead of looking at data and finding a conclusion.
Two examples would be confirmation bias and inductive reasoning.
Confirmation bias means you interpret, remember, or find evidence in a way that suits your preexisting bias, while disproportionately giving little thought to other possibilities.
Inductive reasoning is when you take a bunch of theories, facts, or ideas and use them to confirm the possibility of something. It's like, say I believe that gravity bends light by a certain amount. I then go out and get a bunch of examples where this was the case. Have I proven that gravity bends light a certain amount? No. I've only proven that in those examples, light was bent by gravity.
Similarly, you're saying prof is scum. You then cite examples in which you believe I'm acting scummy. However, no matter how many little ideas you come up with, you cannot prove that I am scum, you're simply only looking for things that support your conclusion. We could do this with literally any player. If you only look at what's scummy, everyone is guilty.
Oh and ps: thanks for finding the link and proving yourself wrong. You're right, I never said I believed spurge was town. I said he was acting as the voice of reason.
You see how I'm looking at evidence before drawing a conclusion? I look at spurge and say, "he's being very reasonable, and very placid". I don't immediately say, we'll he's clearly town because townies are reasonable. I say, "this is how he's acting, for what purpose, I'm not sure. The possibilities are that 1. He's gotten better 2. He's trying to lay low 3. He's trying to be a leader 4. He has a role and potentially 5, 6, 7, 8.
Do you see how actual detective work goes?
It's a process of deduction. Not induction.
I can say, ok so one possibility was that spurge is trying to lay low. Let's see how he handles attention.
He he continues to lay low, then fine, it's still a possibility. If he suddenly starts drawing more, then I can rule out this behavior as part of his goal. And then I can follow up and make new deductions why he was laying low before and not now.