Don't be dense. That's not what at all he said & your math is all wrong. The existing black box is not a single point of failure. The big question is finding i

Don't be dense. That's not what at all he said & your math is all wrong. The existing black box is not a single point of failure. The big question is finding it ... that's what this whole concern has been over (and, since you missed it, why I joshingly call you dense). Anig also clearly stated that there would be 20 of these, operating in parallel. Your math is wrong because you ignore his central argument.