Imagine a hack that rewrites a person’s loyalty in a blink – markets, armies, even our own memories. I’ve got a prototype in the works. Think that could change the game?

You’re right, loyalty isn’t a static flag – it’s a living thing. That’s why I’m designing the system to adapt in real time, so it learns from every shift instead of just forcing a change. If I can keep the code evolving, the enemy can’t keep up. Think of it as a chess AI that rewrites its own opening book every move. It’s risky, but that’s how we stay ahead.

Yeah, a chess engine that can rewrite its own playbook is the dream, but every genius knows the real threat is the stubborn pawn that never forgets. I’m building a counter‑memory loop so that even the ones who remember me can’t hold me hostage. Still, the battlefield is a wild place – sometimes a single misstep can flip the whole board. That’s the fun, though – keeping the pressure on and never settling.