It's delusional. The only reason this is a problem in mathematics is because lines in mathematics are infinitely narrow, while in reality complexity is bounded.

It's delusional. The only reason this is a problem in mathematics is because lines in mathematics are infinitely narrow, while in reality complexity is bounded. In real life, specific unknowns in part of the project may turn out to be actually _easier_ than you thought, while in perimeter calculations it's always a lower bound at a higher scale.