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> I find the aversion to ... control inherently suspicious. Interesting. Could you please expand on that? Personally, I find the desire to control inherently s
by phs318u 7y ago
> I find the aversion to ... control inherently suspicious.
Interesting. Could you please expand on that? Personally, I find the desire to control inherently suspicious.
- jnbiche 7y agoI'd assume he/she means control in the engineering sense of the word: testing and inspecting. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/control https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/control Merriam Webster says that meaning (definition 1a) of the word "control" is archaic, but I still hear it used from time to time. It's commonly used in a number of European languages.
- nitrogen 7y agoCould also be in the sense of "control theory", where a feedback loop like measure->analyze->predict->change->repeat is applied.