Ok. If you don’t mind, I’ll use you as an interpreter for Duncan, since he doesn’t answer questions much. Can you explain why the idea of a group house with salutes, push-up punishments, restrictions on criticism etc. appeals to you? Is there any evidence that it would help learn skills more effectively, compared to taking a class? Why do you feel that the obvious dangers aren’t dangers, apart from knowing Duncan personally (many real world tyrants were reportedly charming in person) and seeing the list of excuses that’s identical to that of every other cult?
Ok. If you don’t mind, I’ll use you as an interpreter for Duncan, since he doesn’t answer questions much. Can you explain why the idea of a group house with salutes, push-up punishments, restrictions on criticism etc. appeals to you? Is there any evidence that it would help learn skills more effectively, compared to taking a class? Why do you feel that the obvious dangers aren’t dangers, apart from knowing Duncan personally (many real world tyrants were reportedly charming in person) and seeing the list of excuses that’s identical to that of every other cult?