There is not "brain transplant". That's called "full body transplant" IMO.
Shouldn't that be virus.mp3.exe?
It might be nonsense to you, but that's the first thing people see. No matter how amazing you business is, if your business card is a handwritten phone number on a piece of toilet paper, nobody will call.
The name of the bot is "Arya"? wtf
I know, that's what the post is about 😉
It's not really a calculator engineering problem. If you don't have time to read the entire blog you should definitely check out the section "But my calculator says...". It's actually about order of operations regarding implicit multiplication.
What is the correct answer according to the convention you follow?
I'd really like to know if and how your view on that matter would change once you read the full post. I know it's very long and a lot of people won't read it because they "already know" the answer but I'm pretty sure it would shift your perception at least a bit if you find the time to read it.
I'd would be great if you find the time to read the post and let me know afterwards what you think. It actually looks trivial as a problem but the situation really isn't, that's why the article is so long.
It's a train coming your way.
What could go wrong.

wischi
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Just make tax exponential (so your netto is a log function of your brutto). Wouldn't have a hard "maximum" but effectively be impossible to have many times income of others (without paying unimaginable more taxes than everyone else). The hardest part is probably to handle "wealth" because that can be parked and "hidden" in so many different ways.