Counterpoint: you don't know the talk's outline is sound, so don't race to plug it
nihilunbounded · x · 2026-09-07
nihilunbounded reiterates he still wouldn't run the machine on the talk to check the strategy and plug it ASAP, since you don't know if the work is "done" — the general outline could contain flaws, a common situation where questions are raised privately.
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