There's no such thing as "a unity". That doesn't make sense, perhaps you've translated poorly from the French?
> The single phrase can barely contain its constituent multitude.
You seem to be having problems with singular vs plural here.
> Are hackers fundamentally conservative if not in intention, then in deed?
That doesn't seem like a sensible question.
> Such a question requires a working definition of hackers
True. It also, more importantly, requires a working definition of "conservative", and this seems to be missing.
I shan't bother to go on.
There's no such thing as "a unity". That doesn't make sense, perhaps you've translated poorly from the French?
> The single phrase can barely contain its constituent multitude.
You seem to be having problems with singular vs plural here.
> Are hackers fundamentally conservative if not in intention, then in deed?
That doesn't seem like a sensible question.
> Such a question requires a working definition of hackers
True. It also, more importantly, requires a working definition of "conservative", and this seems to be missing.
I shan't bother to go on.