Can someone explain why or why not this would be a good idea.

With all the latest NSA toolkits being released in to the wild , a recent wannacry malware attack and an ever decreasing trust in my federal agencies. I am obviously concerned with securing my GOLOS. I hope we can have an easier way to setup a recovery account than using the command line in the future. But until that time comes I had an idea.

Why not power up all or nearly all my GOLOS in to an account with no owner key. No private owner key saved anywhere, ever. Meaning the keys can never be changed. Someone could get my active key an initiate a power down but if I'm correct without the owner key to change the passwords I could simply log back in and cancel the power down. In order to steal my funds the thief would have to snipe me every week by issuing transactions the second I got my power down and would most likely be caught for the hassle. If a bot was set up to do this it could be a problem so maybe instead of not saving the owner key anywhere at all just write it down and put it in the safe in case of emergency?