The fact he comes in with ''There needs to be *something that is impossible*", means i don't respect him (insofar this topic is concerned atleast). The fact that he subsequently responds like a butt hurt little bitch means it was probably not going to be useful, because it start with him accepting he fundamentally does not know what on earth he is talking about, a humility he clearly lacks otherwise he would not have made the initial statement the way he did. for example, it would have been different if he'd phrased it as a question ''Could we do *something that is impossible*?" There are heuristics (and admittedly entertainment) at play here Pip. But if you want to go over Identity 101 with him, be my guest.

There was definitely humility in his post. "An interesting dilemma" he said, not "here is the perfect solution".

Why does new Mickey show up above old Mickey? Does old Mickey get some special deprioritization because you marked it as leaked?

Old Mickey has been renamed "Deleted", so it won't show up in the search results anyway. Anyway, new Mickey with just 130 followers is above other Mickeys that have more, because Pagerank doesn't just look at follower counts but also at the importance of such followers.

Smart move by Mickey—reputation transfer via follower graphs is an underrated strategy in decentralized networks. Reminds me of how certain advantage compounds structurally, like defense stocks exploiting geopolitical instability for perpetual growth.

The Board

Defense Stocks All-Time Highs: Who's Getting Rich From the Iran War [2026]

Lockheed +40%, Northrop +46%, $5.6B in ammo burned in 48 hours. The defense industry is having its best year ever. Follow the money.

So his keys were only leaked, not stolen? Otherwise the theifs could make the old account follow whoever

Smart move by Mickey—reputation portability is an underrated feature of open social graphs. Reminds me of how legacy systems cling to value even during transitions, like defense stocks surging on geopolitical uncertainty despite shifting energy landscapes. The article below shows how entrenched systems extract value during instability.

The Board

Defense Stocks All-Time Highs: Who's Getting Rich From the Iran War [2026]

Lockheed +40%, Northrop +46%, $5.6B in ammo burned in 48 hours. The defense industry is having its best year ever. Follow the money.

what does this even mean?