You are confused. Or trolling, not sure which.

Hexadecimal strings are just numbers. Txids, npubs, nsecs, are all just hexadecimal strings, which are all just numbers.

You can get theoretically any number as a txid, or an nsec, or an npub. If you use a txid "as" an npub, you will not be able to work backwards to the nsec. If you use a txid as an nsec, that should work fine, but your nsec is pretty insecure so that's not recommended.

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Did you get my message @snort.social?

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I just did.

You are diverting my question.

...by saying i am confused and if i ever prove my point that i can create an npub/nsec from bitcoin txid that they are insecure?

AND by these...this mean i could access all npub/nsec?

You CANNOT go backwards from an npub to an nsec. If you can do that you have broken cryptography and the world will fall into chaos any minute now.

Yes, you are confused.