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by vagrantJin
1793 days ago
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> I'm sure they built a lot of stuff that fell down Survivorship bias is the favourite catchphrase for HN these last few years. I think you overestimate the importance of academic theory over practicality. "Moar rocks" is a perfectly reasonable way ro fortify a structure. Because 1000 years from now engineers will be wondering how any of our stuff survived ("moar cement and steel rods!") So yeah, I have a healthy respect for practicality. |
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