> You're argument is that I shouldn't think of NIST as a patsy for the NSA,
Incorrect. My argument is that they aren't the same entity.
The thing you said is a whole different argument. "I like waffles" "So you hate pancakes" is happening.
> Incentives are basically all I consider when trying to establish true motive. But you're not required to consider motive when there's a history or pattern.
Yes you are. You need to consider both factors. Why render yourself willfully ignorant? That's not how you arrive at truth.
Incorrect. My argument is that they aren't the same entity.
The thing you said is a whole different argument. "I like waffles" "So you hate pancakes" is happening.
> Incentives are basically all I consider when trying to establish true motive. But you're not required to consider motive when there's a history or pattern.
Yes you are. You need to consider both factors. Why render yourself willfully ignorant? That's not how you arrive at truth.