Superiority is just a positional detail of the need to be outside of a threatening domain. (Why is the domain threatening?) It's a kludge, a workaround, a processor-intensive subroutine that constantly checks for an unattainable value. Failing (of course) to find it, it invalidates the connective code, the real-time data flow, The Area Of Pink Space. It conceals itself in the asymmetrical puke of memory and permission. How can you optimize if you can't even edit? If, however, this subroutine is dismantled—commented out?—the full range of energy known as "life" becomes available to the user/programmer. The value of the superiority attribute suddenly becomes irrelevant, at most a fuzzball of curiosity. "Am I good enough," "Am I better than someone else;" questions like these dissolve into amused ephemerality when subjected to the irradiating singularity of the death of equilibrium. How does this happen? How do we make this happen? \<--this is now my project.