On Accuracy

Accurate representation of one, or object, or event is necessary for good thinking or analysis. One cannot begin analysis until the data are set and ready, and the plan has been prepared. The data files act as the fundation - the core substances, and all the materials needed for the later works above.

Just like a building of decent height, if the fundation isn't solid, the later works will collapse, sometimes onto the fundation itself even. And the clean-up works would be an exhaustful and unpleasant one.  When stacking more floors, it's very important to make sure that the fundation is actually right, and not inaccurate.  Accuracy is the key criteria here - it has to be the right stone composition, and not more stone composition of the same wrong thing. What differs from real life floor building is that the fundation is material we know very well of - while in logic stacking of floors, the fundation is made up of question mark boxes - mysterious substance.

Accuracy defers from stamina or strength. Higher strength usually means higher performance, output and therefore higher chance of success. While higher stamina values translates well into higher endurance, and therefore greater chance of accomplishing greater things. While accuracy behaves like a mystery figure - someone that doesn't necessarily like higher numbers - to be accurate, one has to match the keyhole, perform pinhole strikes and hit exactly, at one hundred percent changes at the right target. It takes a whole different set of aspects than strength and stamina, I would say. The two groups are independent of one another - the aspects good for one cannot really be shared or be used by the members in the other group. To be more accurate, sometimes one could increase by being smaller, or less-valuable even - it is all about rightness; matching precisely to the thing being compared to; morph into its exact needed shape, in order to enter to success.

Modern warfare cares about accuracy a lot, something of brutal strength but poor accuracy usually underperforms something of single pinpoint strike nature. In the world of human interactions too also, precision accuracy is needed, for the choice of words, expressions, what to say and what not to say.  Isn't it not true most Nuslins peasants cannot keep a good relations with others mainly has to do, with this one single fact, that they often slip out words shouldn't be said -- things that are too late to fix later on, suffering a permanent damage in relation inbetween - and no appologees can cover up the minor wound no longer.

With my pinpoint strike accuracy mind and sight, I've managed to realize that the reason these humanoids only care (worthy of noting here, yes, indeed, true true) about just humanoids and not the advancement of other species of creature types is because that they are swarmlings - here to rot and do silly spread, nothing but to live, but to notdie - hence, connects well with the observation of how they do not bother nor care an ounce with the advancement of other species.