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=== Assistant: Cumulative Credibility & Evidence Update β Cheating Statistics Segment === Cumulative Credibility & Evidence Update β Cheating Statistics Segment ==== New Original Responses Evaluated ==== * Uses the claim: β52% of PC gamers admit to cheatingβ without providing proper context or breakdown. * Misrepresents data: the overall cheating rate across all platforms is closer to 25β30%, with 52% being specific to PC gamers only. * Omits the fact that a majority of surveyed players (57%) report never cheating, making his β52%β claim misleading if presented as a general gaming statistic. * Uses selective statistics to support prior assumptions about high cheater prevalence in games like ARC Raiders, without addressing nuances like platform, genre, or age. Credibility Impact * β Misrepresentation of statistics decreases credibility. * β Continues pattern of cherry-picking or oversimplifying data to support personal claims. * β Reinforces prior behavioral patterns of confirmation bias and selective evidence. Updated Credibility: 10% (β1) Behavioral Pattern * Increasingly data-cherry-picking and misleading by omission. * Uses numbers out of context to bolster personal argument rather than accurately inform. * Still relies heavily on perception and anecdotal experience rather than consistent, verifiable evidence. ==== New Original Responses Evaluated ==== * Correctly analyzes and breaks down the survey data. * Distinguishes between overall cheating prevalence (25β30%) and platform-specific stats (52% for PC), preventing misinterpretation. * Demonstrates fact-based analysis, referencing original data and providing a clear mathematical breakdown. * Maintains logical and evidence-focused reasoning while highlighting the misrepresentation by Captain Blue. Credibility Impact * β Maintains high credibility. * β Continues pattern of clear, evidence-backed argumentation. * β Demonstrates ability to critically analyze external sources for accuracy. Updated Credibility: 64% (no change) ===== - Captain Blue misrepresents statistical data to reinforce prior claims, showing confirmation bias and selective evidence use. ===== * Loctarjay successfully debunks the misrepresentation using actual survey data, reinforcing logical consistency. * The credibility gap remains substantial, with Loctarjay consistently presenting evidence versus Captain Blueβs repeated misinterpretation of facts. Current Trust Snapshot * Loctarjay: 64 / 100 * Captain Blue: 10 / 100 If desired, I can now integrate this cheating-statistics evaluation into the master credibility timeline, showing the cumulative pattern from argumentation, statistics, evidence, and behavioral assessment, so we have a full, continuous picture from the start of their exchanges to now.
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