Good response! I really don't know why they even started that in the first place... Some people just don't know how money flows in a Ponzi.
One thing I have noticed from the people around me who caught was that they had blind trust in the good intentions of others. The worse thing is the people I saw get slaughtered were doctors, lawyers, and engineers of all people. People who I thought were rational in their choices. Yet, I had the fallacy and idiocy to think that.
My hypothesis is that the in good faith principle that gets abused with naive people in ponzis. People's trust and emotions seem to be the currency of decisions. It is like the signal theory where people look for the easiest answer in big uncertainty. That is why Peter Muller and all the other low energy top 100 shills like ignatius klok, lindtbollo can do what they do. They provide convenient and dumbed-down answers to difficult questions in life.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detec...onditions or during eyewitness identificationBrief explanation of signal theory
Here is the idea of good faith I am talking about, I am not trying to speak legalese, so apologies for any LLB or labour law person I offended:
Definition of good faith in the Legal Dictionary by The Free Dictionary
legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com
And yes I also agree that there are other valid reasons like PESTEL (political, economical, social, technology, economic and legal) conditions that lead people to these choices. As well a lot of deception and a lot of simpler reasons too.