> Also the problem isn't the "amount of power", the problem is using that power badly. Actually, the problem is precisely the "amount of power". You can't gra

> Also the problem isn't the "amount of power", the problem is using that power badly. Actually, the problem is precisely the "amount of power". You can't grant someone the power to do something and then proceed to assume that no one could actually do it. If it's supposed to be impossible to implement, don't build the tools to do it.