Do you actually have any evidence that such a conspiracy is real? I mean, I've seen plenty of people jumping to wild assumptions and invent all sorts of conspi

Do you actually have any evidence that such a conspiracy is real? I mean, I've seen plenty of people jumping to wild assumptions and invent all sorts of conspiracy theories just because they are faced with the fact that other people have different opinions and tastes, and for some reason that is impossible unless there's a vast conspiracy to push ideas that don't match their personal whims and tastes. I've used Ansible in the past. Ansible sends python scripts over SSH to hosts and runs them remotely. Users specify the state they want the system to be in and the little python scripts run all the checks and apply all changes. Does it take a conspiracy to prefer this approach over simply multicasting SSH connections to multiple hosts?