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> It's only framed as a problem when it is assumed that the values could be other than what they are. Well then your problem would be "What fixed those values
by brink 5y ago
> It's only framed as a problem when it is assumed that the values could be other than what they are.
Well then your problem would be "What fixed those values to what they are?", which I don't think is the lesser of a problem.
- jessermeyer 5y agoThat's not really a problem in the sense that it doesn't align with expectations. That's a genuine unknown.