Luckily, there's no giant central food-supply IT system, which makes the food supply as a whole fairly fault-tolerant. If there's anything that could make the

Luckily, there's no giant central food-supply IT system, which makes the food supply as a whole fairly fault-tolerant. If there's anything that could make the software better, it has to be an economical incentive. Learning to build reliable real-world systems that rely on faulty software (you might call it IRL erlang) would be great, too.