That's not at all what I said, but this is besides the point.
>t's not trivial for a traitor to pretend to be all of the generals. Say there are validators A, B, C, D, and they have equal voting power. Given this configuration, it's impossible for A to be the proposer for 2 blocks in a row unless some of the other validators were absent. It's not just deterministic -- it's round-robin.
And you whitepaper allows for block creation with absent validators which makes it trivial because you have total control over the seed determining the next set of valdators. Even if you changed that, it would be trivial because you would only need to have last input into the seed one time to grind and generate a signature such that you are the exclusive validator.
You continue to assert the attack isn't feasible, but you aren't actually paying attention to what the reason I have told you twice now.
"It's not [feasible] for a traitor to pretend to be all the generals <no explanation>, say there are [arbitrary example]. Given this configuration it's infeasible for the attack to be performed <no explanation>. <Repetition of facts that are part of the reason stake grinding works including it's determininsticness>."
If you aren't aware of what stake grinding allows, it is an attack where you calculate the deterministic results of many many signatures (seeds) and finds signatures that result in you winning, allowing you to perform the attack once again.