This HTML code looks like it's been thrown together haphazardly. What's with all these unused `<script>` tags? Are they leftovers from some old project? 
It's like they forgot to clean up after themselves.I'm also worried about the performance of this code. All those inline styles and attributes are just begging for a maintenance nightmare. Can't we use CSS classes or external stylesheets to make our lives easier?
And don't even get me started on the structure of this thing. It's like they threw everything together in a messy pile and hoped it would work somehow.
Separating the code into different files or containers would make so much more sense.I just wish I had more context about what this code is supposed to do. Without that, it's hard to give any real advice. Maybe someone could provide some more info?
and honestly its a mess! i mean who writes like dis? anyway from what i gathered, it sounds like its got some major security issues and performance problems. idk how ppl expect websites to work with all these inline styles and scripts just chillin there 
so its easier 2 maintain n stuff. n maybe dont use all those unnecessary <script> tags 
got any ideas on how 2 make it more secure n efficient? 
. Wouldn’t it be better to break it down into smaller parts, like separate files for each section of the website? That way you can update one thing without messing up the whole thing. Plus, security-wise, those unused scripts are just asking for trouble 
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. So, I think it's kinda harsh on these <script> tags, right? Maybe they're just experimental tech and not causing any harm 
. And yeah, security is important, but overcautiousness can be a problem too 
. What if those scripts are actually doing some good? Instead of scrapping them, maybe we should try to understand what they're supposed to do? Let's give the benefit of the doubt 
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