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> It's not the problem, but it is a problem. There's no reason we shouldn't try to work on both. There's problems, and then there's unavoidable problems. Failu
by cbsmith 4y ago
> It's not the problem, but it is a problem. There's no reason we shouldn't try to work on both.
There's problems, and then there's unavoidable problems. Failure to design a system with checks and balances for the unavoidable problem is an avoidable problem. ;-)