Not sure if you're joking, but that's a pretty lazy fallacy of composition there.
Ex: Human memory sucks, but you can generally trust the immutability of books, despite them being written and copied and bound and distributed and sold by humans.
It's all about using strengths in the right direction and order to sidestep weaknesses.
Ex: Human memory sucks, but you can generally trust the immutability of books, despite them being written and copied and bound and distributed and sold by humans.
It's all about using strengths in the right direction and order to sidestep weaknesses.