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That's quite possibly the dumbest analogy I've ever read. I'm sorry, dude. You lose the Internet. I wasn't aware it was a competition, but since you've so obviously lost it must have been.
Software and nuclear physics do not have anything in common in this case. Knowledge of how TMS cheating is done could be used to prevent it in the future. That specific cheating method would be very hard to use successfully again now that the details of this method are known. Conversely, knowledge of how to build a nuclear device cannot realistically be used to prevent anyone from building a nuclear device anywhere ever again.
I hate to play the populist card, but there has to come a point when you read this thread and think to yourself, "Maybe I should spend my time someplace where at least some people might agree with my wacked-out point of view."
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