It might fit into a game about playing as alien shapeshifters infiltrating human society. That way, the resolution mechanic becomes a metaphor for properly mimicking human behaviour.

That's fair. I think the FloatBarrier thing has an option to include them automatically at every section declaration. But even then you'd probably need to check the whole output anyways so I'm not sure how helpful that is.

I don't think I've ever used it but I sometimes see the \FloatBarrier command from placeins as a suggestion for this. en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/F...

Though now that I think it over I think I usually just end up setting the placement specifier to h. Apologies if you've tried these options already.

As I understood the post, it was more that as a user, you should have full authority over what software your computer runs. Forcing you to run a proof of work, before you can access a website is violating that principle.

As the mayor of New Donk City, she represents the burgeoning new democratic order. This makes her a threat to the monarchs of the more conservative mushroom/star kingdoms. I'm assuming the rest have been forced to pick sides in this conflict and have all chosen monarchy.