Deeplybrassic

Propably would have to get license from the government for it, which would invite a ton more surveillance on you

Not even software exists in only a vacuum, it's influenced by real world events. There are lots of people who see some of these changes as a threat to the existence of the software they use and want to secure it themselves

I think a memory is not just repetition, but collision of different paths that lead to permanent memories

It's odd, because it very much resembles relational memory for me. I can summon no memory just by it's name, only from it's association. The space for sole base values is very limited. The plus side is that i can generally remember every caveat and detail there is to doing a thing once I've seen it once.

>it is far better to have one really good piece of software than 20 half baked ones all doing roughly 80% of the whole.

I have to disagree on this one. Multiple diverging projects create _Stability_, whereas a single project creates _fragility_. One bad step on the only project, and it will be all who suffer