I always find reverse engineering things made by people amusing. We could just, you know, ask someone.
It's like when a new iPhone comes out and they throw the custom silicon under electron microscopes. It's entertaining, and I'm sure fun for the people doing it, but fighting information wars against ourselves just seems silly.
There are large problems humans don't have answers to, but we're busy making things then figuring out how the things we made work. Madness ensues.
It's like when a new iPhone comes out and they throw the custom silicon under electron microscopes. It's entertaining, and I'm sure fun for the people doing it, but fighting information wars against ourselves just seems silly.
There are large problems humans don't have answers to, but we're busy making things then figuring out how the things we made work. Madness ensues.