Lots of non sequiturs here. One thing to consider is that the universe doesn't behave neatly according to the thermodynamic laws, and this explanatory gap is reflected in the concepts of dark energy and dark matter, which energy and matter are ubiquitous not just out there in space...so we have...
I'm not trying to persuade you, I'm informing you of facts, facts which prevent my being persuaded. If your argument is contradicted by facts it doesn't work.
For instance, just the idea of the anti-lockdown marches was counter-productive: UK government explicitly said they made the regs tougher in anticipation of protest. At least if protests hadn't then happened the regs would be less tough next time. But they did happen because protest precludes...
Read up on quantum physics and the problems with the idea of causation per se e.g. in Celia Green's The Lost Cause.
Also, retroactive causation has been shown experimentally.
The man in the street gets really confused when top rank politicians make apparently contradictory plays but if they thought of it as a strategy game with limited information against people also capable of bluffing they might realise what the politician is actually doing. In fact, the board game...
Sometimes people claim a small victory for protest if one of their own politicians changes their avowed stance, the implication being that this brings the politician closer to the protest's objective.
No, all that's happened is that the politician has been forced into abandoning the possibility...
There's a structural problem. Large popular protests can't manoeuvre like top-level politicians can because there are too many people involved and they can't coordinate in any subtle way.
Poltics at the top is done by small numbers of people because that enables a greater range of tactics...
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