If the system isn't beyond fixing yet ... no worries, have you seen the rate at which it's growing ? So of course it's going to crash. It's like watching a fe

If the system isn't beyond fixing yet ... no worries, have you seen the rate at which it's growing ? So of course it's going to crash. It's like watching a feedback loop in your motor controller, and seeing the numbers start going up, knowing there's too much force in the system to abort it now. It could be an hour before the loud bang comes, but nothing can stop it. If you interrupt it right now, you do less damage right now (still enough to destroy the system of course), but if you let it go, it remains undamaged until it overloads. And you know, you might get really lucky and have the axle melt or something, which avoids the damage. The odds, to put it mildly, don't favor that outcome though. Technically the better action is to interrupt it, but I've hardly ever seen anyone do that.