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Not if it also catches fatal mistakes that you would have missed. Then you have to subtract A from B to find out if it is "a system which kills you".
by erikpukinskis 8y ago
Not if it also catches fatal mistakes that you would have missed.
Then you have to subtract A from B to find out if it is "a system which kills you".
- thomastjeffery 8y agoA system that is capable of saving your life at one point in time, and killing you in another is still "a system which kills you". The difference between outcomes is not a valid conclusion.
- erikpukinskis 8y agoSo a seat belt is a system that kills you? What would be an example of a system that doesn't kill you?