Picture sharing common areas

1: Both Mr. A’s and Mr. B’s software have a common function X 2: This looks good to share! Think about it 3: After actually sharing, you realize that what you thought was “common function X” was “very similar functions $X_A$ and $X_B$“.

The reality of XA is complex, yet humans summarize it as “X”. Details are discarded when summarizing. As a result, it is misidentified as “identical” to a different XB. - No wonder Cognitive Resolution is down.

The most appropriate description of reality is source code written in a programming language, but we try to express it in a natural language that is ambiguous, polysemic, and subject to shifting interpretations.

• It’s only natural that noise would be present here.

relevance - Common Interface Trap - collaboration

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