Well I suppose I'd drop the angle of decapitation/ impact to the group, and more simply ask whether those people are leadership or not.

Do those handles given to Krebs match those of the suspected four core members?

so essentially is this a decapitation against leadership or another hoovering up of lower level members

I'm wondering if they are core scattered crew or part of the wider Com. John and others were in wired / axios / others last couple of weeks saying there's three or four core crew members.

Would *guess* Jubair is given his history.

Are these by chance the same or part of the same four people who make up the core scattered crew?

Krebs named them as Owen David Flowers (aka bo764 / Holy / Nazi)
and Thalha Jubair (aka Amtrak / Asyntax / Everlynn /Earth2Starr / Operator).

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Also Krebs as a DDoS bragging testbed 🤌😂 Brian really is a unique piece of cyber sec furniture.

everyone watching the Uber breach like 'a bird that's flown into the classroom'
L O L

Here's the bit in nature written by academics who obviously had pet rocks as children rather than a cat or a dog, or dare I say it, a bird.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Or a Coelacanth, which faced with a life of drifting listlessly about in the cold depths, was content with what it saw in the mirror for the proceeding 400 million years.

Birds, who bested by a clam that dug too deep in the mud or a nut that proved too hard to crack, evolved a wardrobe of ridiculous beaks to solve their problems.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_ga...

IQ-anon is a classic

Australian governments absolutely loved going after the media and whistleblowers. This 2019 story from a raid on the public broadcaster.
www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07...

Wonder why they didn't grab him before he could make the pledge?

That is, we evolve into who knows what and have a deeper insight into the nature of the universe in ways we can't perceive now?
I've probably read too much sci-fi.

Loved the piece and loved your book. Fantastic work.

One question from this ignoramus that I can't shake: is there a chance that our understanding of the universe in the far future could fundamentally alter perhaps in part due to our species engineered evolution over very long timescales?

I'm utterly ignorant on these matters but am I right to interpret this as there was enough trust before LLMs that references were taken on face value?