I WONDER IF YOU’VE experienced something like the feeling of writing a carefully worded letter and sending it, only to discover later that it contained one or more problems that a proofreader could have easily spotted. Somehow, though, they were missed in spite of wanting to be careful.
In the world of software programming, errors occur readily and are sometimes illusive. Inaccurate analytics can compound the potential for errors, and managers often must rely on programmers to find the errors they, themselves, created.
Humans, by design, readily adapt to only partial knowledge of the world. We do this by filling in our awareness gaps with IMAGINED reality.
Why is there err?
Thwarticus 