Anton Hengst
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Engineer here. Wizard power is abundant, but due to its non-scalable nature (improvements on the time-cost to produce wizard results are all within a single order of magnitude) & non-public-facing nature (king-power is intrinsically other-forward), it's very concealed. The defense industry holds tremendous wizard power.
Regarding education, I think a lot of wizards have been trapped in what I believe to be a dead-end of software. Why do I think this is a dead end? It lacks the rigor needed to find truth & the physical substance to affect the material world. All software can do is concentrate king (or god, more on that later) power. This is without reference to the impact... (read more)
Gut instinct is that the number of kings needed to maximally coordinate a number of wizards is somewhere around logarithmic.