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      "body": "The term \"planet\" is poorly defined - well, more contrived as it has no basis in anything other than itself. Generally, good schemas derive from properties in more generic schemas, they're constructed from something rigorous. Poor definitions exist to collect unlike things that are convenient to distinguish.\n\nOne thing we know about good definitions is that if you apply some transform t() to a thing to change it into another thing, there is a corresponding transform of similar nature, t'(), that applies to the nomenclature. If you have a triangle and add a side, you get a quadrangle. If you take the ingredients for a cake and follow the recipe, you get a cake. You can produce diagrams that show the one-way and two-way relationships.\n\nFor the current definitions of asteroid, planet and comet, you can't do this. You need external parameters that are arbitrary, and you cannot say in advance if a relationship is one-way or two-way because the definitions refer to properties wholly unconnected to the object.\n\nThat's not good reasoning. Nor is it acceptable to define the maximum permitted number of planets. We do not limit the number of cities in countries, or the number of countries, to suit school geography grades.\n\nNo, we need something better.\n\nThere are a number of definitely topologically distinct objects in a solar system. There are objects with no structure, they're grains held by gravity with no adhesion beyond that. There are objects with no core, they're homogeneous. There are heterogeneous objects sorted by mass. There are heterogeneous objects that are unsorted. Both have one core. Then there are objects with multiple cores.\n\nSome objects are child objects, spawned from another. Our moon is one. Many small asteroids have evaporated and recondensed, so are not primordial. Ceres seems to be a captured comet.\n\nThese may not be the attributes you'd use, but they show intrinsic attributes exist and can be used. Such properties will be true for all observers for a meaningful length of time. So why not start by forgetting a meeting of the IAU that may have violated quorum rules and decide what is intrinsic enough to satisfy a planetary scientist, cosmologist or astronomer as being useful to everyone?",
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      "body": "Most seriously strong contenders are European. Simply America has little need for them. To explain this is simple, America rarely modernizes; business put something into service and leave it there forever as long as it is serviceable. \n\nWith a local domestic market of a quarter of a billion people who needs to modernize especially something like a lock. Another thing is American mentality toward crime, when people in America act anti-social such as breaking and entering they go to jail. \n\nAfterwards these professional criminals cannot vote, have issues obtaining drivers licences and are barred from a lot of professions and no government work. While in jail they studied hard to become a better criminal yet any further unlawfulness on their part is paid for by insurance companies, which is priced into a customers premiums.\n\nSo simply there is no need for a truly secure lock in most of America, those who need ultra quality locks simply import overseas models. So overseas models are virtually unbeatable even by the best penetration testers.\n\nOne model from France actually has the key as a part of the lock itself, so unless you know you will be fighting this design no matter how skillful you are you cannot beat it simply from lack of the required parts . . .\n\nAnd thank you for your wonderful comments previously ! ! !",
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      "body": "There is really no difference between the two, at the abstract level. It's all about having a pattern of some sort that's expected and having a bunch of other patterns that will work regardless. It's then a game. Can the lock designer make it too hard to find those patterns? Can the lock breaker find the careless mistake or overlooked possibility?\n\nYou might know the history better than me, I rarely went into the locksmith groups on USENET, but I'm fairly sure Kryptonite locks were broken in the early 90s and I've not heard of any better mechanical lock since then although there must be many by now. What are some of the top contenders in the running these days?",
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      "body": "What do I know I have invented the ultimate lock that cannot be bypassed, gunned, shimmed, forced or picked; in fact i have bought a 3D printer to make the prototype but I am also sure many other smarter people than me have thought they had the ultimate lock also.\n\nThe aim is a simple mass produced secure cheap lock that is undefeatable but again how can one know until it is made and field tested by experts. . . and thank you for your comments, I have no clue how electronic locks work but I know a lot about mechanical locks : )",
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      "body": "I've tended to passively watch such discussions in the past. I really only get involved in maintaining computer security, but you cannot begin to understand security if you do not start with understanding what an attack vector is. And you cannot understand that without seeing how the problem is tackled.\n\nThat's the first element in all this - from the perspective of the engineer on either side, there is a problem and there are anywhere from zero to infinite solutions. The morality is a social construct - an important one, but not one that the lock cares too much about. Something works or it doesn't. It's all covered in The Magician's Nephew.\n\nThe second element is what you do about those solutions once you have them. (Of course, you can't do anything about them until you have them.) This applies whether you're in this for sport or profession. Once you've mastered a lock, be it Yale or Kryptonite (yes, that is a brand), it's going to get boring very fast (to those in sport) or troublesome (for security engineers).\n\nThere's only one answer to that, build a better lock! Design a lock and key that will work easily (so it's practical) but where the flaw you exploited is absent. Those familiar with the British TV show The Great Egg Race will be familiar with such projects. Scrapyard Wars did something similar, but not quite as well IMHO, as The Great Egg Race was limited to common household items. Besides Prof Heinz Wolff was without equal in eccentricity and style. Only thing that could have made it better would have been adding Richard O'Brien.\n\nAnyways, the bits and pieces around a home are ample to construct, and experiment with, different lock designs. Though to be able to test the design properly, you'd need to have metalworking tools to construct a model suitable for testing rather than the loose assembly of junk that was the prototype.\n\nWhy does this matter, if there are locks you can never defeat? Because, really, when you get down to nuts and bolts, you know there are always exploits. Perfect locks do theoretically exist, but even if someone designed one, it would be too expensive to produce. Complexity reduces reliability (unless you add extra quality control) and introduces new ways exploits could occur (unless you add extra testing).\n\nDoubling complexity quadruples the quality control AND testing required, but only increases security a diminishing amount each time. Consumers won't pay insane prices for a lock thats only 0.001% better than the cheap one next to it.\n\nSo you know the lock can be beaten. All you have to do is get into the head of the designer. Engineering is methodical and systematic, the laws of physics don't vary, so if you can design a better lock, you're halfway to knowing what a \"better lock\" even means. From there, it's analysis all the way. You know the why, because you discovered that with your own experiments. You know the what, because you can look. The rest is just cryptanalysis, how to turn your knowledge into a pseudo key.\n\nElectronic locks are an exception only because the DMCA forbids you from knowing how they work. Even where no similar law exists... well, just look up DeCSS Jon Johansen's terrifying treatment as an example of what happens even when such examination is protected by law.\n\nHowever, what you do in the privacy of your bedroom should be ok.",
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      "body": "All I can say is that I'll definitely give it a try and that I definitely appreciate the advice. On my steemit-ideas post, I've expanded a little on the idea of people buying papers smd making them stories, which I still think holds promise. It would also be easier than making The Change. It took me three years to write a four page story, and that took a lot of help.\n\nWhatever happens, though, I truly appreciate your response, kind words, advice and all. Still think mastering ancient Sumerian will be easier, but ancient Sumerian is also less useful. So thanks and we'll see what happens.",
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      "body": "Brilliant article. It describes a lot of the problem, though not quite all. My own research into this paints a picture very very similsr to yours, but with a few extra twists and turns. Not all of which are necessarily actually there. It's easy to confuse cause with effect.\n\nWhat I would love is for you to produce a sequel, maybe more than one, that explores not only what could be done but the consequences of such a change, and how to cope with balancing the diverse needs involved in getting a broad enough focus and a broad enough range of freedoms with the highly eandom variations in abilities of individuals.\n\nEducation theory has gone wrong, although it's not obvious how or why. We need something that will work better and not have disastrous side-effects. I've my thoughts but they're unusable as they are. I'm wanting to see thoughts that will work, just as thdy are, and you're so close to giving just that in addition to the situation that makes it necessary.",
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      "body": "The first of these, I've plugged elsewhere but will put here as an actual posted idea for discussion - the multi-queue.\n\nThe idea is very simple. You have a proto-story queue, which I am tempted to call the Firehose but won't. This is a story marketplace, an incubator for overly raw material. People like me who have decent enough stories to tell but no capacity to tell them present a story that's been redrafted to death, we're sick of it, but it's not \"prime time\" material. Decent writers shuffle through and buy up the stories that interest them. No obligations, but they now own the rights to it, end of story.\n\nIf the decent writers can then make more off the main site than they paid, everyone wins. Although the price for a draft is likely to be very low, due to the fact that although it may be content-rich, it needs to be story-rich. People need to have a reason to care about what comes after.\n\nThe second idea is based on the fact that some people write stories. Scrolling stories is ok, some people like it, but I would like to propose an interface to the OpenLibrary code so that stories can also be read just like a book. Data is just data, having multiple ways to view it might be good.\n\nThe third idea is an author's scratchpad. Have each author with an area where they can scribble notes, sort ideas, doodle, etc, where it isn't a story. The author has access, nobody else. It's where half-formed ideas develop. The step before incubation, but an important step, it's where ideas don't get lost or get pushed forward when not yet ready.\n\nThe last idea is to have a link into other social media. Not WasteB, err, Facebook, I'm thinking more along the lines of Utherverse, countercultural venues such as Freenet and Syndie. Syndie would be the difficult one, but a Freenet connection to Steemit should be easy. No guarantees over who - or what, as they might not be human - would cross the bridge, but I can say it's likely to do odd things to the balance of articles. It should diffuse the stuff that's pretty turgid, effectively bulking up the quality, as well as increasing site activity.",
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      "body": "I understand and appreciate what you're saying 100% @alfar, online content consumption definitely favors the short and flashy. However, the good news, which I only know through personal experience, is that online writing is definitely a skill you develop, not inherit. \nA few years ago my writing was probably much closer to your style than my own, (minus all the science and math lol), and even still I often struggle with trying to turn what I think should be a 10 page essay into a 600-1500 word blog-post with flashy images. But I've struggled through the process enough times now that the struggle is more mental than anything else (\"<em>but I wanna write how <b>I wanna</b> write!</em>\", he with a nasally whine and a childish stomp of the feet\"). So my humble advice is to just keep grinding away and try to make each post slightly more easily-digestible than the last. You'll be surprised how quickly your writing will transform itself if you just take continue to take baby steps. Good luck my man!",
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      "body": "As with many of these advisory posts, I absolutely agree with every word but I can't find any way that I can implement them. Partly because of the nature of the content, partly because of the nature of moi. The only solution I can think of is to have a system whereby someone like myself drafts a piece and someone else rewrites it into a form that's intelligible and desirable by others.\n\nBecause, frankly, nobody is going to change for my benefit and I'm very unlikely to change for theirs, yet I honestly feel that there's actual information content in my posts that others would want if it was in a form they would want it in, in an article they could tolerate reading.\n\nIt's frustrating, yes. Because decent copy editors and collaborators are expensive, anyone who followed this approach immediately rules themselves out of the capitalism market. That puts it in about the same league as a science journal, where you pay to play.\n\nOne might argue that that's not what Steem is about, that it's where you benefit by writing good stuff. Well, no, you benefit by writing popular stuff, and since I have never been in that category, I don't expect to benefit. That's just the reality. If I could find a collaborator who could take my basic papers and create a popular piece from it, they would earn every Steem point that piece earned because it's that popularity that is doing the earning.\n\nIs this fair? Probably not, but I can think of exactly one science text that reached #1 on the best-sellers list and it wasn't on the feeding habits of an obscure marsupial on Fridays after 3pm. Curiously, there's a reason for this. Those  who are good at finding these sorts of things out are often terrible writers and usually worse communicators of why anyone else should care. That's life.\n\nFor the perfectly capable but \"stylistically challenged\", guides like this should have a revolutionary effect. I expect many to benefit dramatically.\n\nFor those of us who are more lexically challenged and whose style was surgically removed by Martians in the 70s, it's going to take something very different and I don't know if Steem has the ability yet. If the necessary features are to be added, it'll have to be people like the original author who proposes them because if I knew what it took to pair people up I'd have already done it. Therefore I don't, which should be obvious from my reply anyway.",
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      "body": "Firstly I currently live with an Aspie . . .\n\nNot a lot of people know much about Aspies and almost nothing about  Aspergers so please believe I understand probably about 7 % of your journey and maybe about 4 percent more than most others reading your post . . .\n\nCurrently my Aspie is busy into his thing in life and nothing is allowed to intrude into his precision world, so maybe I do understand something of what your saying. During a recent moment of speech he described himself as an obsessed narcissist. That he and many Aspies can be obsessive does not mean he is truly a narcissist, he is just wired differently.\n\n He is nothing to me except we share the place habitat currently and sometimes I want to throw my Aspie into the lake; but truly he ' grows ' on you , he is simply a great person in so many ways. Put another way he is nothing to me and yet he has managed to make himself a central part of my interest. Yes he drives me crazy rarely but he is so great in other ways . . .\n\nI think autistic individuals have difficulties in finding themselves; but once they find their true calling they tend to become amazingly good at it. This is not just conjecture but by noticing decades of life experience and some health professional studies. \n\nPersonally three months ago I was a terrible writer, but I am improving. The funny thing is this; so is everyone else who is persisting at Steemit : ) thus I remain firmly wedged in my own little pond as a minnow. Over time I will find the identities of these higher minnows and dolphins, \"cleaners \" and ' hit-men ' will be dispatched; I will move further up the Rewards and Reputations charts. . .\n\nIn the mean time I will follow your posts and see whatever I can do to help out a fellow steemian who is trying to be helpful and increase his/her market share in Steem. Over time I think I will get further by helping others achieve a little so that everyones shares in Steemit grow.\n\nThat way when I sign out and close my eyes at night I know there is some little ten year old Asian boy in Korea tirelessly working to improve Steemit for the benefit of mankind ( and WOmankind ) [ PC = Political Correctness ] while I smile blissfully as sleep overtakes me and I realise this strangers actions are increasing the value of my Steem : )\n\n/ hugz : )\n\nP.S. While you say there are hundreds of thousands of words in the English language; daily people actually use only under 5,000 different words. In fact most people never use more than 30,000 words during ordinary lifetimes.\n\nRemember your here not to write long articles like I do, they seldom get read; your trying to reach simplistic people, so avoid big words.\n\nWrite short punchy sentences, maximum of 99 words for the entire post keep it simple. You must remember most of the people reading this either did not go to college or spent some serious time in college using some serious gear like booze or weed.\n\nThese are not university professors here, so try and find some quality authors and try and find your little niche where you can enjoy posting your content. Try and understand your audience; many autistic people are very smart actually so you will need to simplify your content for fools, it seems that your desire for precision is what gets in the way of you learning to talk down to idiots . . .",
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