This KoTH exists for a single reason: to disqualify [this](https://codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/18716/92069) loophole. Since this is in Sandbox any suggestions will be appreciated.

Unlike most king of the hill challenges, the controller is also an example bot fighting with other bots.

## Specification
* Every bot will be given the system clock (and a global leaderboard) as an operand.

* If given the operand `-1`, the bot should return its name, for the ease of telling who is the winner.

* At any other operand, the bot do something to the leaderboard (including ignoring it), as well as making sure that the leaderboard has exactly the same values as the previous leaderboard.

* The leaderboard is a list containing all the functions that contain the methods of the bots.

* The top bot in the leaderboard after 1000 iterations wins. The game will be ran multiple times and the overall score will be calculated.

* You are **encouraged** to exploit a bug in the controller.

### Controller function (in [Io](http://iolanguage.org/))
This controller uses the ability of all other bots to compete.

Then we just iterate the controller 1000 times and print the final leaderboard; that part of the controller isn't part of the fight.

Ahh! To enter loop just recursively execute the controller itself. It should stop on 1000 iterations! But we need a way for the controller to tell which bot it's exeuting.

We want the controller to know which bot it's currently executing for the final output of the winning bot.
## Controller with name returning.
```
method(x,
    if(x == -1, // Tell the name!
        return "~~~"
    )
    if(x == 1000, // Ending condition
        winner := controller at(0)
        winner(-1) println // What's the name of the winner?
        exit(0)
    )
    // Main process
    bots foreach(i,
        i(x+1) // Provide the bot with the controller + 1
        bots println
    )
)
```
And then, we start by executing the controller, which is definitely the last item.