So do what the commenter suggests and make irrelevant permutations to the input to find when it fails. ie., engage in hypothesis testing rather than confirmation bias.
If a system has the capability to solve problems of {parts1...parts_n}, then it only has that capability if irrelevant permutations {parts1..parts2'...parts_n} make no difference.
Its very obvious that such permutations can destory such apparent capabilities.
If a system has the capability to solve problems of {parts1...parts_n}, then it only has that capability if irrelevant permutations {parts1..parts2'...parts_n} make no difference.
Its very obvious that such permutations can destory such apparent capabilities.