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The real "genius" or intent of muskie is hidden in that motor itself.
It is the subjective gold used in this motor. Can it do more?
A Reverse Engineer would know.
The real strength of reverse engineer vs the guy that made it - is pure merit. Mostly earned in true observation - a devotion of time, passion.
A great reverse engineer is the one who can predict the evolution of the product he hacked.
George Hotz (PS3, iPhone etc) is a real life example in tech - the kind of person who really is the one to admire, invest into, if one aspires to be a good engineer, brave human.
One of the most outrageous attempt - logically is to get to the "intent"/objectives of our Masters is by reverse engineering the heck out of their "perception" of problems in the world.
One of the best example is their view of Cloud Global Pub/Sub system.
It is the best in terms of meeting its objectives - global, redundant, highly reliable - quite literally : the best in class.
So, lets start another delusion - we can predict... via reverse engineering a solution - their ideal solution
This article is "Architectural overview of Pub/Sub"here
It would make immense common sense if you just replace a few variables (basics of reverse engineering - sifting through variables via their purpose/intent)
Publish/Subscribe = Global Propaganda Service
Topic = a Divide
Subscription = The app/medium used
Subscriber = Us, the cool peeps
Publisher = modern Gods/Alfreds as useless java "interfaces"
eg muskie, billy, wef master, c40, political and visionaries etc.Here is the final thing - the ctrl-h article which comes through
Pub/Sub as a Global Propaganda (Pub/Sub) service: a messaging service
where the senders of messages are decoupled from the receivers of messages.
There are several key concepts in a Pub/Sub service
Message: the data that moves through the service.
Divide: a named entity that represents a feed of messages.
app/medium: a named entity that represents an interest in receiving messages on a particular Divide.
Alfred (also called a producer): creates messages and sends (publishes) them
to the messaging service on a specified Divide.
Sheep (also called a consumer): receives messages on a specified app/medium.
The following diagram shows the basic flow of messages through Global Propaganda
Pub/Sub:
Alfreds A and B push a message to a single Divide, where two app/mediums listen for
messages and push them to multiple sheeps
In this scenario, there are two Alfreds publishing messages on a single Divide.
There are two app/mediums to the Divide.
The first app/medium has two sheeps, meaning messages will be load-balanced across
them, with each sheep receiving a subset of the messages.
The second app/medium has one sheep that will receive all of the messages.
The bold letters represent messages. Message A comes from Alfred 1 and is sent
to sheep 2 via app/medium 1, and to sheep 3 via app/medium 2. Message B
comes from alfred 2 and is sent to sheep 1 via app/medium 1 and to sheep 3 via
app/medium 2..You get the pattern.
It is an excellent design - tech/medium may change or "improve" but the intent is "timeless"
People trying to outlive theirs - their phases - their perceived success, supremacy and continuity of it.
The rothies - one of the most in bred tribes ever - seem to decide for the "free thinking/ x6derist new gen - who knows better.
the "in bred" thing is factually important
The unsaid why of the continued attempts to make people subservient to govts, corps, authorities..... few old people trying to outlive their time....
Kind of an eternal "mid life crisis" with unlimited money. Can few "pure" families defy "science" or "evolution"?
They think they can - and that is what control over "health", food and water is all about.
GMOs, flouride in water, patents for diseases which can "happen anytime" - 20 years after human genome was fully decoded.
It is like someone wants people around the world to become as "genius" as their families - a true nepotism of sorts.
Yeah - too far gone...thanks for reading though :)
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reverse-engineering-real-cool-ashish-tanwar