>>10933300It's actually interesting that all of these techniques have been applied at some point.
>>10933421Yes, definitely. Have one group fight against the other group. On infinity what they did was pit users against each other by having one subset that would hysterically post about jews vs a group that wasn't hysteric about it. It was pretty clever social engineering that feds did there. Eventually they decided to ditch infinity since they found their stuff was influencing too much other social networks.
Come to think of it proposal 3 was also tried with setting up an artificial leftypol and a bunch of other boards directly against the mainstream culture of those boards. Policy 2 is more something that is done on large social networks like twitter. Reason for that is these websites operate with powerlaw dynamics, meaning popular users their content gets seen way more often. Ban all the popular users and the groups will have a much more difficult time gathering around together.
>>10933433I'm quite surprised how America succeeded in engineering a bunch of complete retards. When you go to a politics subsection of a bigger social media site like twitter facebook or even reddit you get pure insanity. These people have no guidance except flawed, faulty social engineering done through various way with malicious intent that goes against both individual and collective.
