Rahul Mehta wrote:
Your counter arguments used to be technical (and my sincere thanks to you for all of them). But even since modulo-5 Trojans came, your arguments are now only "have faith in process makers in BEL", they are NOT technical anymore.
No. The counter arguments for all the possibilities of trojan insertion had been always there. The defense against corruption at BEL is a system. And your modulo-5 activation theory itself is disproven. It has so many unknowns.
you are conveniently ignoring the example I posted above. Tell me how you would subvert that system
Most of us (sic) commons in India , including ITVT people, believe that top guys in BEL are physically capable of putting Trojans and for a right price, they would. Now they still have faith in EVMs only because they still dont know how a trojan can benefit a party. IOW, they dont see why anyone would put a Trojan that helps no. N, when no one knows who No. N will be on poll day. We will see how we (sic) commons react to the Trojans I have proposed.
You are NOT a common. You claim to be one for your own benefit. You also believed the almighty CIA can design chips and insert them into a fab's production without leaving a trace.
That shows the value of your beliefs.
The commons will be outraged, because they have no clue on either side. I mentioned that earlier. The EVMs WILL BE shot down by the unscrupulous netas like you.
And I am 100% a common - from hair to toes. Every citizen who considers himself no more intelligent than a common is a common. IMO, I am no more intelligent than a common of India, and thus I am a common. There are some (like many BRites) who think they are cut above the rest and more qualified to decide public issues. They are IMO the Uncommons. On all public issue, I consider myself as 1/71cr, and thus again I am 100% a common.
That is
your definition of common. Can you find any other place that definition is shown? Like websters?
You are a Neta who is simply using the name "common" as defined by yourself, as convenient to yourself, and to benefit yourself.
The key issue in Trojan design is ONLY one : how to get Favorite Candidates Row number.
No. The key issue in any trojan is how the hell it is going to get into the system, and you are most conveniently ignoring it.
How/when to favor him is non-issue. I have given logic to calculate Favorite Candidates Row number = (nCandidates + k) mod 5 + 1 ., where K is constant in ROM, can be 1 to 5.
The nCandidate scheme is proven to be utterly unreliable, still you harp on it. Maybe because you didn't figure out anything better.
1. The process to get the nCandidate is unreliable. You yourself claim that it is chaotic. No one maintains an updated list of withdrawals. So, it is impossible to correctly judge the number of withdrawals needed.
2. The list of valid candidates is drawn after the deadline for withdrawals, and after verification of the forms. There could be rejection of the withdrawals after the deadline.
3. Rejecting a candidate doesn't happen after acceptance. That system is not there in the handbook.
So, the technique to get ncandidates is utterly unreliable.
4. If the ncandidates is wrong, a wrong guy gets the vote, which no party wants.
5. It is utterly difficult to manage the spread of the "rigged" machines. If by any chance other machines come into the constituency, the votes go to the wrong party.
No one is going to put so much of effort on such an un reliable method.