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> If you completely understood your system I think that sets an unnecessarily low upper bound on the complexity of the system. Did Feynman completely understo
by guenthert 4y ago
> If you completely understood your system
I think that sets an unnecessarily low upper bound on the complexity of the system.
Did Feynman completely understood the Space Shuttle when investigating the Challenger disaster? Perhaps, but we can't always rely on having a Nobel laureate at hand.
- charlieflowers 4y agoAnd even then, unfortunately, this was after the analogous "fuzz test" had already failed horrifically. (Not making a dark joke ... I'm pointing out that even the Nobel laureate wasn't allocated and focused in time to prevent the problem, which furthers your argument).