You make the implicit assumption that “it’s easy for me to observe.”
- This assumption is wrong in many cases.
- When we observe something, we have its existence. But when you don’t observe something, you don’t know if it exists or not. - Successful testing does not mean absence of bugs
- Change causes a larger change Rolling Snowball process occurs and is observed when large enough
relevance - The future already exists in speck.
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