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The one that got me was some people at a beach in black and white.
An AI will be as flustered by spaghetti as a human. Or not so much flustered it will just make willy willy changes and end up in an expensive infinite loop of test failures and drunken changes to try and fix them.
Also 14 string scans seems a little inefficient!
In the real world some platform team does this (or AWS) and then probably one person in that team for one week implements it. Although good for everyone to understand.
You can use it to ensure a request for a user ends up generally at the same node. If that users workload creates state (even if that is cache) then you get a performance win. By using the same server on each request.
Card tricks seem magical too.
And of course the definition of terrorist is will vary based on what politicians want. US recently sent some "Terrorists" to a gulag for example.