Conditional on a Conspiracy existing, the probability that they’d reveal themselves to an unknown person asking via e-mail has to be pretty low. What you obviously should have done instead is to brainstorm for five minutes on how you would really recruit new members if you were the Conspiracy, or alternately on what courses of action you could take to benefit the Conspiracy if it existed. But, like I said, it’s too late now- instead, you’ve signaled that you’re clever enough to come up with an idea but not disciplined enough to think it through properly, and that’s precisely the type of member a Bayesian Conspiracy would wish to avoid.
Conditional on a Conspiracy existing, the probability that they’d reveal themselves to an unknown person asking via e-mail has to be pretty low. What you obviously should have done instead is to brainstorm for five minutes on how you would really recruit new members if you were the Conspiracy, or alternately on what courses of action you could take to benefit the Conspiracy if it existed. But, like I said, it’s too late now- instead, you’ve signaled that you’re clever enough to come up with an idea but not disciplined enough to think it through properly, and that’s precisely the type of member a Bayesian Conspiracy would wish to avoid.
Indeed, to the extent that members of the Conspiracy reason similarly, they do not need to communicate at all.
Your chastisement is well taken. Thank you.