@glyph
I hear you.

My favourite (perhaps less jarring?) example is when a court declares they have found someone guilty, and that their threshold of guilt is "on balance of odds".

I look at the lawyers and the witnesses and realise that none of them has studied actuarial or probability mathematics. I wouldn't even trust them to understand a bet on the horses. For a scientist to watch them is like observing a cargo cult. Worse, I am sure, is for a scientist to find themselves on the receiving end of such a court.

I would offer the meagre consolation that you can see the feedback loops that drive them to behave so, where they think themselves to have free will.

How will we continue to model ever evolving techniques? How might we include them in and #SystemArchitecture #SystemsArchitecture and the concepts of sensor analytics ecosystems #SensAE and other ecosystems, especially in digital twins and #causal #DigitalTwins #CDT