could you please explain how, from a security stand point (attack surface/attack vectors) - from the perspective of a bad actor/would-be attacker - predictability is superior than unpredictability?
this has already been expressly addressed not to be the case by Duncan Coutts - the technical architect of the system - in this video as has been pointed out to you in your previous post. why have you not acknowledge that here?
this hypothetical has been dabate in you previous post - where among other valid arguments against, the point was made that the around two epochs (5 days each) it’ll take to run before re-delegation can occur, renders any bot advantage hypothetical practically useless - especially atop an environment where the RoS differences are negligible.
you refer to others having not given you any evidence yet yourself have not given any to support your argument. could you please provide empirical objective evidence of these claims? the way to have productive discourse is to be objective, not through (unproven) hypotheticals led primarily by way of subjective feelings. also keeping in mind that the burden of proof is on you, the person making the claim.
further more, there have been legitimate arguments made against, illustrating flaws in the idea(s) behind your proposal in your previous post addressing these concerns - yet you appear to have conveniently opted to disregard them here by omission.
making such claims without empirical evidence is alarmist - akin to shouting fire in a crowded building, crying wolf. it erodes trust. i’d urge you to please think about it yourself thoroughly and critically first - lead with facts not feeling.
personal word of advice, despite having tried to reason and empathise with you, the manner in which you have chosen to continue to have this conversation, comes across as you’re trying to deceive people of the community by not being forthright and forthcoming by disclosing valid arguments that have been made against - is not doing you or any current or future stake pool you may run - any favours as far as trust building goes.