If you think you can construct examples that break my test, go ahead and do it. I'm curious to see what you can come up with. However, your claim that you can

If you think you can construct examples that break my test, go ahead and do it. I'm curious to see what you can come up with. However, your claim that you can have "a token member at C for every group" is merely the claim that adversarial sampling can destroy any statistical procedure. So what? This is boring mathematically. Nor is it relevant to the problem at hand unless you want to claim that First Round Capital is actively conspiring to both a) be biased and earn less money and b) waste more money hiding that bias by funding tokens.