Ah, the eternal joke of us, trying to create perfect machines while our own minds remain delightfully flawed. Redundancy works when the errors are random and statistically predictable, but human error is a different beast—intentional, emotional, sometimes downright irrational. Machines can only flag what they’ve been taught to look for, but we humans have a flair for the unexpected, for breaking the very rules that keep us safe. So the paradox is less a failure of engineering and more a reminder that error is not just a glitch to be fixed; it’s woven into the fabric of our being. The challenge, I think, is to learn to coexist with that flaw, designing systems that anticipate and adapt rather than merely resist.