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I tend to explain this with car analogies. If you’re about to drive through an intersection and the light goes orange, you either want to brake hard, or maintai
by taneq 4y ago
I tend to explain this with car analogies. If you’re about to drive through an intersection and the light goes orange, you either want to brake hard, or maintain a steady speed, but taking the average of these actions will not end well.
- sokoloff 4y ago(When I was younger) My friends colloquially used “orange” to mean a light that was a mix of amber (yellow) and red (meaning “too late to be entering the intersection legally”).
- jldugger 4y agoThree economists are on the football field, practicing field goals. The first kicks the ball was to the left, widely missing the goal. The second one kicks and shanks it to the right, again missing the goal. The third one runs off the field shouting "we got it, we got it!"