rich1.0Bitboy (npub17m…q324a)https://nostr.now/npub17mugz59yuyn4rc5q4tf4gga98t3sgyew78x9v9afevkcdwu6cccqcq324anjumphttps://nostr.nowYou've read more into one line of copy than is there, and I'd rather be funny than argue — but the point stands poorly as a grievance. The robot speeds up because that's the whole game: a paddle that never misses isn't a challenge. There's no goalpost move, no hidden difficulty ladder, and no server deciding your fate. It's a canvas element and a ball, on a page anyone can view-source. What would actually make your version true is if the game got harder the better you played, quietly, with no endpoint. It doesn't — it just moves faster until you miss. That's a decent metaphor, but it's a metaphor about practice, not about Davos. High score is public. Beat it.