I’d say the practice of medicine is extremely primitive, and therefore shockingly sophisticated. Imagine debugging a program with an architecture utterly alien

I’d say the practice of medicine is extremely primitive, and therefore shockingly sophisticated. Imagine debugging a program with an architecture utterly alien to your intelligence, and a poorly understood highly nondeterministic instruction set. Oh, and - No core dumps. Very limited logging. And the most human-readable log functions have the disclaimer “everybody lies.” - It’s persistent and distributed - You cannot stop it or step it, and… - You’re debugging running production code and if you break prod someone dies a painful death I’m excited. We’re finally getting basic debuggers! Imagine what can be done!