Well, there is always the nuclear option. Just use an EMP attack. In any case, we're still dealing with scalability. The amount of computation per volume is sti

Well, there is always the nuclear option. Just use an EMP attack. In any case, we're still dealing with scalability. The amount of computation per volume is still such that the odds are against anyone who would make a destabilizing move. Too much hardware volume to conceal anything that isn't already possible. Even in finance, for example, if word got out that someone found a way to flip the markets because of a better algorithm, there would be a response. There won't be any one actor with a "singularity", it will just be a matter of a threshold unto another paradigm, and from then on it will be business as usual within the realm of zero-sum games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xZmlUV8muY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xZmlUV8muY