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I don't believe Kaizen endorses botting. I don't believe Kaizen would let a confirmed botter remain in the shell. I don't believe you personally know or even suspect anyone in the shell of botting.
But that doesn't mean I believe your blanket statement has any impressive amount of statistical confidence either. All it would take for it to be wrong is *one* person botting (even occasionally) and flying under the radar, while paying lip service to the anti-bot shell attitude so convincingly that nobody in or out of the shell suspected otherwise. That wouldn't change any of the statements in the above paragraph (which, honestly, are more important than the blanket statement). But it would still invalidate the blanket statement.
I see your point, but the other side of the coin is also just an insinuation. I would go so far as to say that your argument is "technically" illogical. Not going into the "neener-neener" kinds of things here but 33% < 66%. If there's a 66% chance we done' have botters... that's kinda a bigger proportion... 33% != 100%. I come from a past of being CONSTANTLY persecuted for botting/hacking, and have never cheated. I take great offense when accused. Trust me... I am always on the lookout for suspicious things in the shell... However, you're right. I may be wrong.