Here’s a riddle: A woman falls in love with a man at her mother’s funeral, but forgets to get contact info from him and can’t get it from any of her acquaintances. How could she find him again? The answer is to kill her father in hopes that the man would come to the funeral.
Here’s a riddle: A woman falls in love with a man at her mother’s funeral, but forgets to get contact info from him and can’t get it from any of her acquaintances. How could she find him again? The answer is to kill her father in hopes that the man would come to the funeral.
It reminds me of [security mindset](https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/03/the_security_mi_1.html), in which thinking like an attacker exposes leaky abstractions and unfounded assumptions, something that is also characteristic of being agentic and “just doing things.”