>… are acceptable risks. Close. Failure-free is simply impossible. And believing the opposite fails even harder and dies out. This is not "acceptable", beca

>… are acceptable risks. Close. Failure-free is simply impossible. And believing the opposite fails even harder and dies out. This is not "acceptable", because there is no alternative, there is no choice or refutation (non-acceptance). It is a fact of life. Maybe even more so than gravity and mechanical friction.