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{:outline
{:version "0.0.1",
:author "David D. Clark",
:title "My Plan for Global Domination",
:created "26 Dec 2019, 5:40:17pm",
:modified "7 Jun 2021, 5:37:01pm",
:tree
[{:topic "Build **Secret** Base",
:expanded true,
:children
[{:topic "Secret Island"}
{:topic "Orbiting Space Station"}
{:topic "Underground Lair"}
{:topic "Moon Base",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Under the regolith"}
{:topic
"In a deep cavern of some sort, preferably in the ruins of some ancient and lost civilization."}]}
{:topic "Under Martian Polar Cap",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Pros",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Existing Anti-Evil Missiles Cannot Reach"}
{:topic "Very Prestigious"}]}
{:topic "Cons",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Most Expensive Option"}
{:topic "Long Commute"}
{:topic "Very Little Air"}
{:topic "Mars is Freaking Cold"}]}]}],
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Why It's Important",
:note
"A secret base is really important. Don't want those \"Goody Two Shoes\" hero types constantly showing up and interfering. Continuous, applied concentration will yield big rewards. Nothing should be allowed to interfere.\n\nMake it big, but keep it secret."}
{:note-title "Luxuries",
:note
"- Bon-bons, of course.\n\n- Well, a hot tub is a requirement.\n\n- Solid gold flatware and toilets.\n\n- A big fur rug made from some nearly extinct animal.\n\n- Slimming leather pants.\n\n- Oh, and I must have a throne! Mini thrones for company? Let them think they're special before I toss them in the dungeon. Remember to provide air."}]}
{:topic
"Practice Evil by Stealing Extremely Dark Chocolate Candy from Small Children",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic
"Only Steal Chocolate with a Cacao Percentage of 70% or Higher"}
{:topic "The More Upscale, the Better"}
{:topic
"These are some longer-than-usual headlines. They are intended to demonstrate how the program operates when it must wrap (in the outline) or truncate (in the notes header) the text to keep it within boundaries of the two sections."}
{:topic
"The long headlines also demonstrate that you really _could_ do almost everything you need from the outliner. But doing long text in notes lets you keep the outline open, showing the structure of your thoughts, while working on an individual item that might force most things out of view in the outline."}]}
{:topic "Select and Practice an Evil Laugh",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Some Possible Types of Laugh",
:note
"The traditional choice would be something along the lines of a long drawn-out \"M-m-m Bwahaha\".\n\nBut since I am not a traditional guy, I plan to concentrate on a high-pitched titter."}]}
{:topic "Hire Henchmen",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "I Like Minions",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Minions",
:note
"Not only are they obedient, they are very colorful characters too. And they make funny squeaky sounds too."}]}
{:topic "Numerous Mad Scientists will be Needed"}
{:topic "Also need some big strong \"Tanks\""}
{:topic "Assassins (Or Should I Keep that for Myself?)"}]}
{:topic "Select an Editor",
:last-note-viewed 1,
:notes
[{:note-title "Why Another Editor",
:note
"clown started out with a plain text editor (an HTML textarea) for editing both the outline and the notes. It needs to handle more, like formatting, highlighted code listings, and LaTeX.\n\nIt is easier to conquer the world if you can express yourself clearly and with nuance. And those scientists need LaTeX or they just aren't happy."}
{:note-title "Formatting",
:note
"Here's a page with a lot of formatting in Markdown. The editor selected should be able of editing/displaying this data just like the editor in CWIki.\n\nMarkdown provides a wealth of ways to quickly format your content. For the details, I strongly recommend the [Markdown Cheatsheet](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet). I won't repeat here what that page tells you. However, there are some CWiki-specific things that you should know about, especially some [GitHub-Flavored Markdown](https://github.github.com/gfm/) (GFM) items and how they are handled.\n\n1. [Strikethrough](#strikethrough)\n1. [Code Listings](#code-listings)\n2. [Tables](#tables)\n3. [Mathematics](#mathematics)\n4. [Tables of Contents](#toc)\n\n<a name=\"strikethrough\"></a> \n## Strikethrough ##\n\nMarkdown has some ways to emphasize text in a paragraph: bold, italic, underline and combinations. For some reason, it does not have a method for formatting text with a strikethrough, something very useful in collaborative editing. GFM _does_ include an extension to support formatting with strikethrough. Surround the text with two tildes. For example, `~~strikethrough~~` will produce ~~strikethrough~~.\n\n<a name=\"code-listings\"></a> \n## Code Listings ##\n\nCWiki handles code listings too. \n\nYou can show code inline by surrounding it with the grave character (backquote) . For example, \\`a = b + c*34;\\` will render as: `a = b + c*34;`.\n\nFor multi-line blocks of code, the simplest method to show the listing is to indent every line four spaces:\n\n function sayHello()\n {\n alert(\"Hello there\");\n }\n\n Also, you can use the same convention as Github -- precede the code with a line consisting of three graves and end the listing with another line of three graves. \n\n ```\n function sayHello()\n {\n alert(\"Hello there\");\n }\n ```\n\nproduces:\n\n```\n function sayHello()\n {\n alert(\"Hello there\");\n }\n```\n\nCWiki uses [highlight.js](https://highlightjs.org) to do syntax highlighting. It attempts to auto-recognize the language used, but on short samples, like those above, it can make an error. In the snippet below, it will not recognize that the language is Clojure. You can tell it which language to highlight by putting a hint in like so:\n\n````text\n ```clojure\n (defn f [x]\n \"A comment at the beginning.\"\n (let [my-x x]\n (println \"my-x: \" my-x) ; a line comment.\n (+ 2 my-x)))\n ```\n````\n\nThe markup above will render as:\n\n```clojure\n(defn f [x]\n \"A comment at the beginning.\"\n (let [my-x x]\n (println \"my-x: \" my-x) ; a line comment.\n (+ 2 my-x)))\n```\n\nThere are a couple of additional ways to show code listings too. They aren't described here, but you can look at [[Code Formatting and Highlighting]] for more details\n\n<a name=\"tables\"></a> \n## Tables ##\n\nTables are not a part of the original Markdown. However, they are handy and available in many of the dialects of Markdown. CWiki implements the Github Flavored Markdown (GFM) version of tables.\n\nHere's some markup\n\n | Fruit | Color | Description | Price ($/lb) |\n |--------|:------:|:------------|-------------:|\n | Apple | Red | Crisp | 0.99 |\n | Pear | Green | Sweet | 1.49 |\n | Plum | Purple | Tart | 1.99 |\n | Orange | Orange | Tangy | 1.29 |\n\nthat produces this:\n\n| Fruit | Color | Description | Price ($/lb) |\n|-------|:------:|:-----------|-------------:|\n| Apple | Red | Crisp | 0.99 |\n| Pear | Green | Sweet | 1.49 |\n| Plum | Purple | Tart | 1.99 |\n| Orange | Orange | Tangy | 1.29 |\n\nThere must be at least three dashes separating each header cell. The outer pipes (\"|\") are optional, and you don't need to make the raw Markdown line up prettily. So, if you are using a proportional font to layout the table, you don't have to worry about trying to get everything to line up correctly from line to line. You can also use inline Markdown to format items within the table cells.\n\n Less | Pretty | Markdown\n --- | --- | ---\n *Still* | `renders` | **nicely**\n 1 | 2 | 3\n\ngives:\n\nLess | Pretty | Markdown\n--- | --- | ---\n*Still* | `renders` | **nicely**\n1 | 2 | 3\n\n\n<a name=\"mathematics\"></a> \n## Mathematics ##\n\nYou can also enter mathematics using the familiar [[About TeX|$\\rm\\TeX$]] notation. The program uses [MathJax](https://www.mathjax.org/) to transform your input into nicely formatted math.\n\nThe markup to show an equation on a line by itself uses double dollar signs, `$$,` to start and end a block of $\\rm\\TeX$ like this.\n\n`$$\\sum_{i=0}^n i^2 = \\frac{(n^2+n)(2n+1)}{6}$$`\n\nThe above will render like this:\n\n$$\\sum_{i=0}^n i^2 = \\frac{(n^2+n)(2n+1)}{6}$$\n\nFor inline math, use single dollar signs, `$`, to surround the math. For example, here is the markup for the same equation as above `$\\sum_{i=0}^n i^2 = \\frac{(n^2+n)(2n+1)}{6}$` which renders as $\\sum_{i=0}^n i^2 = \\frac{(n^2+n)(2n+1)}{6}$.\n\n<a name=\"toc\"></a> \n## Tables of Contents ##\n\nCWiki does not include any extensions to produce Tables of Contents since they can be created quickly in almost any Markdown editor. See [[How to Make a Table of Contents]] for example."}],
:expanded true,
:children
[{:topic "Markdown",
:expanded true,
:children
[{:topic
"Simple formatting like **bold**, _italic_, <u>underscore</u>, and <s>strikethrough</s>."}
{:topic
"Links would look like [this](https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#em)."}
{:topic "Inline `(eqv? goodness badness)` would be nice."}
{:topic
"Code blocks could define functions\n```clojure\n(def baseline-evility -10000)\n(defn more-evil [current-goodness]\n \"Turn something good very, very bad.\"\n (+ baseline-evility\n (- current-goodness 75000)))\n\n```"}
{:topic "Syntax highlighting?",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Move Beyond Simple Block Formatting",
:note
"In order to be really useful, it should know how to highlight different common, and uncommon, programming languages.\n\nMake sure to use a **dark** color scheme."}],
:expanded false,
:children [{:topic "Easier on my tired old eyes"}]}
{:topic "Images? ",
:expanded true,
:children
[{:topic
"I hate explaining the reasons for my evil actions and a picture is worth 1,000 words."}
{:topic
"\n\nDear Old Mum. The best teacher."}
{:topic
"![Mad Scientist](2021_06_06_Evil_Scientist.gif \"A Self Portrait\")\n\nA self-portrait from back in my uni days."}]}
{:topic "LaTeX?",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic
"The math behind some evil formulae can become quite complex."}]}]}]}
{:topic "Select a Font",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Thoughts on Fonts",
:note
"Everyone knows that \"Appearance is Everything\". Therefore, in video captions, printed propaganda, and web advertising I must use the font that will most strike fear and despair into all those who read it. Comic Sans should do it."}
{:note-title "Unicode",
:note
"Terrorize my own developers by insisting that it must support Unicode. They will be too busy looking for bugs to support a coup against me."}],
:expanded true}
{:topic "Build Doomsday Weapon",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Nuclear",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Thoughts on Nuclear Weapons",
:note
"A nuclear weapon is the traditional choice. But it would be bad for the environment. Who wants to rule a crappy radioactive world.\n\n\"Why Nuclear Weapons are a Bad Idea\"\n\nBy Matthew Barnes - Jan 30, 2017\n\n(https://techmalak.com/why-nuclear-weapons-are-a-bad-idea/)\n\nIn a time when the world needs strong and reliable leadership, its seems as if we are ever closer to the path of complete and total destruction of the human race. Recently the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight because of the significant threat posed by nuclear weapons and climate change.\n\nThe board’s decision to move the clock less than a full minute—something it has never before done— reflects a simple reality\nWe are making huge strides in technology with amazing inventions from brilliant people and companies all over the world, and now we are being told It’s two and a half minutes to midnight, how did we get this far?\n\nFrom 1947 when the clock began at seven minutes to midnight till 2017 with just mere minutes to spare, we’ve managed to develop our technology to the point to where just a small nuclear exchange from say, between Pakistan, and India could end all life and change the environment for an extremely long time.\n\nThe debate can go on forever as to why we’ve reached this precipice of civilization, but the fact is that we’ve reached it. Nations argue the need for these destructive weapons of war as a deterrent against an attack. North Korean continues to threaten the U.S with a sacred and holy war, the Middle East is a mess, and Europe is frightened of Russia’s military might.\n\nNuclear War\nCredit Dr. Luke Oman\nThe image displayed above which comes from nucleardarkness.org paints the worse case scenario between a war with Russia and the U.S. who currently hold 90 percent of the world’s nukes. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that going to war with nukes is just a bad idea for the entire globe. Massive fires would burn with 150 million tons of smoke surrounding the atmosphere, literally blocking out the sunlight from reaching the ground. Billions of people will die, with only a few remaining, this is just a nightmarish reality.\n \nIn 2017, we find the danger to be even greater, the need for action more urgent. It is two and a half minutes to midnight, the Clock is ticking, global danger looms. Wise public officials should act immediately, guiding humanity away from the brink. If they do not, wise citizens must step forward and lead the way\nIt takes real leadership to carry out a peaceful solution to stopping these many wars. Many people struggle with this because we’ve developed a “me first” attitude instead of giving without the expectation of receiving.\n\nIf you can ask yourself, Am I really trying to serve others, or am I just looking out for myself? This is a question not only for the world political leaders, but one we should ask ourselves.\n\nI find it amazing how far we’ve come with technology. From AR/VR to Deep Learning, it’s only a matter of time until we have fully autonomous cars.\n\nSomewhere along the way we’ve totally screwed things up. We should be enjoying life and the company of others instead of facing the possibility of total destruction. Wars are fought, and too often it’s the innocent who suffer.\n\nWe are to the point to where we’ve gone to using the hydrogen bomb. War is just a bad idea, and using thermonuclear weapons is even worse. The world is in need of great leadership to turn things around.\n\nA key is doing the positive things in life and figuring out the source of joy. Hold on to it, and teach others to do the same. There’s a lot of great technology to experience and many of which is a benefit to our lives. What we think and feel leads to our daily experiences. Understanding this would go a long way in helping turn the world state of affairs around for the better.\n"}]}
{:topic "Lasers",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Thoughts on Laser Weapons",
:note
"Who can resist lasers? LASERS!!!\n\nSo bright and sparkly!"}]}
{:topic "Zombie Apocalypse",
:last-note-viewed 0,
:notes
[{:note-title "Creating A Zombie Apocalypse",
:note
"Doesn't seem too hard to do. Scientists do it all the time by mistake, so it should be easy, right?\n\nBut then, after taking over the world, it would take a lot of cleanup to get rid of all the zombies. \n\nProbably not worth it."}]}]}
{:topic "Extort World Governments",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic
"They are so corrupt, they make me feel greasy after dealing with them. But, being so corrupt, they have the money."}
{:topic "Demand $1 Million Dollars in Gold-Pressed Latinum"}
{:topic "Refuse to Accept a Check"}]}
{:topic "Thwart Superhero(es)",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Reveal Secret Identity"}
{:topic "Kidnap Loved One"}
{:topic "Find and Exploit Key Weakness",
:last-note-viewed 2,
:notes
[{:note-title "Superman",
:note
"Superman is extremely sensitive to Kryptonite and there are many different types. Green Kryptonite can be lethal while red, yellow, and silver varieties can mess him up pretty good. Get some!"}
{:note-title "Wonder Woman",
:note
"Can use Wonder Woman's own lasso to bind and detain her."}
{:note-title "Batman",
:note
"Batman is not bullet proof. Our very accurate, self-guided bullets could hit him in the teeth and shut up his sanctimonious ass. \n\nI mean, this guy isn't really even a super hero. He's a regular guy in a special suit with lots of gizmos."}
{:note-title "Martian Manhunter",
:note
"The Martian Manhunter can be overcome with weak flames. Throw matches at him. It's just weird that possibly the most powerful of the superheroes can be overcome by something as simple as a weak flame."}
{:note-title "Daredevil",
:note
"Daredevil can be overcome by loud noises. Attack him at an airport, construction project, or disco."}
{:note-title "Green Lantern", :note "Wear a yellow suit."}
{:note-title "The Flash",
:note "Just knock him out with sleeping gas."}
{:note-title "Aquaman",
:note
"Keep him out of the water. Make him stand in line at the DMV and he will die."}]}]}
{:topic "Enjoy Fruits of Success",
:expanded false,
:children
[{:topic "Find a Bank that Pays High Interest on Checking"}
{:topic "Buy a Tropical Island"}
{:topic "Make a World Leader My Restroom Attendant"}]}]}}