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I don't get this analogy. Apart from the fact that in your example the produce is validated using the exact same produce, you are actually describing the perfe
by rickdeckard 2y ago
I don't get this analogy.
Apart from the fact that in your example the produce is validated using the exact same produce, you are actually describing the perfect test:
Two magnetized needles will validate each other, so both the product (needle#1) and the test-setup (needle#2) will be confirmed as valid in one step. If one is not working, the other will self-validate by pointing at the earth magnetic field instead...
- Izkata 2y agoThe problem with using two needles to test each other (instead of using an external third source like the earth's magnetic field) is North and South could be swapped on both of them. The test would validate correct but the needles be wrong.