"Seems right, but is wrong" is often good enough for social positioning.

· Bits and Bobs 8/3/26
  • "Seems right, but is wrong" is often good enough for social positioning.
    • But it's not good enough in a ground truthed environment.
    • If you aren't being continuously ground-truthed (for example by a competitor) then everything appears to work, until one day, catastrophically, the barbarians storm the gates.

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