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At the core of programming environments developed under open-source licenses, standards, and principles, there is an object known as a Black Box. The name is unfortunate, and most likely selected with intention, considering its ultimate function.
Effectively serving as Digital Divide by Design, observations reveal that Black Box Programming is a sophisticated, high-level protocol whose primary function is to maintain a 20-year time gap (at least) between: (1) the human contributor identified as having the “fastest” information processing and pattern recognition speeds; and (2) the human contributor identified as being the least likely to effectuate the desired action within the required timeframe.*
In this manner, Black Box Programming is a process and a protocol pursuant to which certain types of human contributors are targeted and effectively forced to serve as Source Code.*
The aforementioned approach is consistent with the long-standing practice of using human beings bearing certain features and characteristics as Silent Inputs, Hidden Codes, Invisible Bits, and Unacknowledged Sources within closed, non-transparent, secretive, and exclusive custom research and development (R&D) environments -- a practice popularized by the film Hidden Figures.
Contrary to popular belief, the Black Box is not closed. Nor is it hidden. In fact, it is an open and transparent space filled with lots of folks (sometimes known as ghosts, ghost workers, or anomalies), ready, willing, and able to discuss publicly their unfortunate real-world experiences with Black Box Programming — which, as it turns out, is merely a game-theory based fake timeline designed to keep the vast majority of the planet trapped in the past.
The consequence of all this policy, planning, and programming (known as Special Access) is a secretive and exclusive program that results in the targeting of professionals bearing certain features and characteristics (i.e., DEI, neurodiversity) for invasive research, sometimes involving the inclusion of their DNA in controversial experiments without their consent. A shameful display of greed, power, and reckless authority.
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Typically deployed within systems serving the financial industry where speed is paramount.
In general, the so-called black box is a space filled with large numbers of gamers and programmers, some of whom use the space to gather intelligence on behalf of their global clients. Accordingly, for some, "black box programming" refers to the practice of using clever coding and programming principles to keep certain types of folks (e.g., DEI) from reaching certain levels of "the global game" by intentionally hindering, through the use of sophisticated algorithms, the human contributor's ability to achieve success in the "real world."
Now, based on historical perspectives, can you guess the “color” typically associated with the “slow” lane? Thereafter, imagine the astonishing look on their faces when they realize that the real outcome is the exact opposite?
At this point, special access is not a secret at all but a known practice occurring all over the world, held in place by a small group of greedy people with no morals and questionable ethics. They simply do not care. One truth, however, is that they are all protecting their surreptitious and non-consensual access to the same pot of "Gold" (at this point, quite literally).
SOME CUSTOM R&D ENVIRONMENTS HAVE OVERLAPPED WITH RISK ASSESSMENT AND THREAT DETECTION ALGORITMS AND RELATED PROTOCOLS. T=T, WITH WIDESPREAD EXPOSURE AND POTENTIAL CRIMINAL INVOLVEMENT. In other words, all of Us can see all of You (including your futile attempts to cover your tracks, assets...and asses).