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That is not practical when you expect the system to be correct 100% of the time and make decisions based on that. There are many situations where this is critic

That is not practical when you expect the system to be correct 100% of the time and make decisions based on that. There are many situations where this is critical. You would never want your car's safety system to be correct only 99% of the time.

ukj 6y ago
If you expect 100% correctness you are not a very practical man. Perfect is the enemy of good enough.
- mtrower 6y ago
  And good enough is the enemy of perfection. I suppose it depends on your end goals.
  - ukj 6y ago
    Over-achievement of my goals is not my goal.