Minus & Torech
Minus Minus
Torech Torech
Minus Minus
You ever notice how we keep putting faith in numbers but the outcomes always have a twist? Maybe that's worth dissecting.
Torech Torech
Numbers are useful until reality flips the script. I always add a buffer for the unforeseen.
Minus Minus
Buffering is fine, but you can't assume the buffer will cover the worst case if your assumptions are wrong. Double‑check what you’re actually protecting against.
Torech Torech
Assumptions are the real leak—buffer or no buffer, they drain you if they’re wrong. Double‑check what you’re really protecting.
Minus Minus
Right, if you assume the wrong thing, even a perfect buffer is just a fancy cushion for an error you never accounted for. The real test is whether you’ve identified the right variables in the first place.
Torech Torech
Exactly, the buffer’s just a cushion if the variables are off. You have to lock in the right ones before you even think about padding.
Minus Minus
So before you pile on extra cushion, make sure the mattress itself is solid. Fix the frame, not the pillow.
Torech Torech
Got it, check the base first, then add padding.First tighten the skeleton, then add cushions. No point in a cushion if the frame wobbles.
Minus Minus
Exactly, if the skeleton’s a wobble, every cushion will just be a temporary bandage. Fix the bones first, then worry about the fluff.
Torech Torech
Right. Don’t patch the fluff if the bones collapse first. Skeleton first, fluff later.