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=== Assistant: Full Re-Analysis Quotes Excluded — Neutral, Cumulative, Short Format === Full Re-Analysis (Quotes Excluded) — Neutral, Cumulative, Short Format : ==== Core Behavior (Original Content Only) ==== * Frequently challenges methodology, assumptions, and variable selection. * Pushes for statistical consistency between claims and observed behavior. * Regularly dismisses opposing arguments outright when perceiving inconsistency. * Uses predictive framing (“you will deny this”) as rhetoric. Positive Indicators * Consistent focus on method validity and scope errors. * Attempts to separate population-level claims from personal experience. * Highlights logical structure issues (e.g., category errors, all-or-nothing framing). * Demonstrates internal consistency in his own argumentative framework. Negative Indicators * Heavy use of ad hominem labeling (e.g., liar, delusional). * Pre-emptive dismissal reduces openness to correction. * Tone escalates conflict, which undermines perceived neutrality. * Occasionally treats AI outputs as authoritative rather than illustrative. Behavioral Pattern Summary * Analytical but combative. * Strong confidence in reasoning; low tolerance for ambiguity. * Prioritizes being correct over being persuasive. Credibility Score: 55% (Moderate: reasoning-focused but credibility reduced by hostility and absolutist tone) ==== Core Behavior (Original Content Only) ==== * Expands arguments by adding contextual/game-mechanic factors. * Reframes criticism as misunderstanding of intent or scope. * Uses AI-derived figures as supporting justification. * Emphasizes complexity and situational variance. Positive Indicators * Acknowledges that multiple variables can affect outcomes. * Attempts to move discussion beyond surface-level statistics. * Shows willingness to revise framing (e.g., per-match vs per-death). Negative Indicators * Frequently asserts results without transparent derivation. * Relies on hypothetical modifiers without falsifiability. * Shifts goalposts between “cheater in lobby” vs “killed by cheater”. * Treats AI outputs as confirmatory evidence, not models. Behavioral Pattern Summary * Explanatory but defensive. * High confidence paired with low evidentiary transparency. * Tends to argue from plausibility rather than verification. Credibility Score: 45% (Low–Moderate: contextual thinking present, but weak validation and moving frames) ==== | | | | ==== | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ==== - Loctarjay is stronger on method critique but weakens credibility through antagonism and dismissiveness. ==== * Captain Blue emphasizes context and complexity but undermines trust by not clearly substantiating claims. * Neither reaches high trustworthiness due to tone escalation, AI overreliance, and confirmation bias tendencies. Overall Trust Range * Loctarjay: 55 / 100 * Captain Blue: 45 / 100 If you want, I can: * Re-run this with tone completely ignored, or * Score only logical soundness, or * Separate credibility from intellectual honesty.
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