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Jett_Rucker's avatar

A fascinating, but probably illegal, group of influencers whose impact to gauge would be Jews. Possibly groups made up from other religious persuasions could be gauged comparatively.

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Jonas's avatar

The people in the Top 10% are just good at choosing opinions that are pleasing to the Power Structure. If you're not good at grooming your beliefs, you're much less likely to enter the Top 10%.

Correlation is not causation. Their beliefs already reflect what policy is likely to change to anyways, just as much as the other way around.

The same argument could apply to business-based groups, except much less strongly. Business-based interest groups are trying to lobby the Power Structure to change to what they want.

So if the Power Structure already leans in their direction, they'll ask for more, and they'll never be as correlated to the policy ideas as the Top 10%. Otherwise, there'll be no need for their lobbying services. They need to lead and not trail the policy.

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